A short YouTube monologue (speaker: Jason M. Lemkin) reflecting on the satisfaction of closing a complex sales deal that required 40 people across roughly 10 functions to complete. The speaker emphasizes celebrating collective achievements (Slack posts, calls, Zoom) and contrasts single-person credit with multi-functional teamwork, then briefly mentions strategy-setting for future periods.
You know, I like, even I'll have a awesome day when it's like a rep is closed, like, a really complex, hard deal, and there were 40 people at the company that actually got it over the line. And you get to go, like, talk about that. Or you put it in Slack and you call people and you get on Zoom. And I don't know, that just feels. That feels great. Like, you did something really complex across many, many functions. Like, it's never just one person that's getting things done for customers. And I don't know, I really like that when you see 40 people that literally make it happen across 10 functions, and you get to go celebrate that, that's a great day. I also like when you're setting strategy for the period of time that you may be aiming for in the future.
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