Great Spot for Sales Pros Getting into Tech - werkgeversreview Sales Development Representative (SDR) bij Leadium

1. You get a ton of ownership early. I was managing outbound campaigns, pipeline tracking, contracts, and even billing within my first few months. 2. Great exposure to how revenue actually works start to finish, not just one piece of the funnel. 3. Leadership trusts you to figure things out, which helped me grow quickly. 4. If you're proactive, you can have a real impact on how processes are built and improved. 5. Strong visibility into sales performance, client onboarding, and operational issues.

1. Processes aren’t always fully built out, so you’re often creating things from scratch while executing. 2. Can feel like you're wearing too many hats at once. 3. Priorities can shift quickly depending on client needs or sales pressure. 4. Not ideal if you prefer clearly defined roles or structured training.

Real coaching. Weekly call reviews, quick feedback on messaging, and managers who’ll actually jump on a couple live dials with you. Clear playbooks and ICPs. Phone-first culture but supported with simple, human emails + LinkedIn. Solid tools (Apollo, Sales Nav, dialer) and an emphasis on clean data, which makes life way easier. Leadership is accessible and pretty normal. no ego vibes. Wins get noticed. You get exposure to different industries, so your reps go up fast and you see what works where. Bonuses tied to meetings that show, not just booked. Feels fair.

Context switching between clients can be a lot some days. You have to reset fast. Call block time sometimes gets clipped by last-minute client asks. Tech tests/pivots happen, which means learning new flows now and then. It’s still cold calling. rejection is part of the day, even with good scripts.