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Mailbag: How Do I Explain a Bad Startup Move Without Killing My Next Interview
Good reps land in bad startups. Own it, show what you learned, refocus on your track record, and keep the resume entry tight. Use clear language that signals maturity, better decision making, and intent to stick and scale.
Jay Green
Nov 52 min read


Turn a Rough Startup Stint Into a Killer Pitch
Bad numbers at a messy startup do not have to tank your next interview. Own it. Reframe what you learned, show overlap with their ICP, prove adaptability, and bring the chip on your shoulder as an edge. Use clear, specific language that signals you can create motion and add value fast.
Jay Green
Nov 52 min read


One Sharp AE Story for Early-Stage Interviews
Interviewing for a new business AE role at an early-stage startup. Bring one sharp story that proves you can create pipeline and close without brand or machine. Frame it like a founder pitch: clear, scrappy, specific. Use scene, hunt, process, product reality, results, and adaptability.
Jay Green
Nov 52 min read


How to Ace the SaaS Sales Interview (and What to Expect)
SaaS sales interview prep that helps you stand out. Know each interview stage, nail discovery and roleplays, handle objections with confidence, and ask smart questions that prove you are ready to carry quota. Use this guide to prepare like a pro and turn interviews into offers.
Jay Green
Aug 224 min read
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