Losing a top rep at Seed or Series A isn't just inconvenient — it can set your GTM motion back by months. Here's what actually keeps great sellers around, and it's not what most founders focus on.

The player-coach role sounds great in theory — until your week disappears into deals and your team gets nothing from you. The 30/30/30 Rule helps first-time sales leaders stay intentional about where their time actually goes.

Pushing new GTM hires for pipeline in their first 30 days usually backfires. When reps lack confidence in the pitch or product, activity goes up but quality tanks. Here's how to coach for clarity first — and watch everything else follow.

You can close deals. The hard part is building a team that can close them too. Here's how to extract what's in your head, build just enough process, and turn founder-led selling into a motion your reps can actually run.

Most startups go quiet after the offer is signed. That silence is where second-guessing creeps in. Here are five simple ways to preboard your new GTM hire — plus how Nivi Rabbi can help if you want structured support.

Most founders nail the recruiting process and drop the ball the moment someone signs. Here's a stage-by-stage playbook — from offer-accept through the 90-day check-in — built for early-stage teams without an HR function.