Workday

SeniorAccountExecutiveNetNew,LargeEnterpriseandPublicSector

$850–1300k ~AI est. Oslo, Norway FULL TIME Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Senior Account Executive - Net New, Large Enterprise and Public Sector at Workday. Skills: Enterprise sales, Net new revenue, SaaS solutions. Develop strategy for prioritizing opportunities. Target key opportunities”

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

5+ years selling SaaS/Cloud ERP/HCM/Financial/Planning/Analytics solutions, 5+ years collaborating with internal teams, 5+ years managing longer deal cycles

Nice to Have

Experience understanding strategic competitive landscape, Able to quickly establish trust, Prior experience partnering with internal team members

What You'll Do.

Develop strategy for prioritizing opportunities

Target key opportunities

Close key opportunities

Perform account planning

Coordinate with pre-sales

Initiate sales of Workday solutions

Support sales of Workday solutions

Share Workday value proposition

Develop relationships with net new customers

Connect customers with Workday solutions

Negotiate deals with C-Suite Executives

Maintain accurate customer data

Maintain prospect data

Maintain pipeline data

Maintain service forecast data

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Coordinating with pre-sales; Partnering with internal team members

Communication Scope

Verbal communication; Written communication

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