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Pryor: Atlassian sells enterprise software with a tiny sales headcount
“There's the companies that are like, I build enterprise software, and then 60% of the people that work at the company are enterprise salespeople. Right. And then there's other companies where you have a tiny percentage of the company is the sales team, but the…”
Michael Pryor Nov 8, 2020 ▶ 18:08 Going Upmarket, And How Things Have Changed in a Decade, at Trello, with Founder Michael Pryor
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Pryor: Trello Signups Surged 75% Year-Over-Year in March 2020
“This March, Versus last March, I think signups were like, 75% higher this March than they were the prior March from the year before.”
Michael Pryor Nov 8, 2020 ▶ 26:29 Going Upmarket, And How Things Have Changed in a Decade, at Trello, with Founder Michael Pryor
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Pryor: Trello's user base is well above 50 million users
“What's gotten us to that fifty million number, which At this point is a really old number, but you know, because big companies, but yeah, public companies, there's some schedule to when you can say these numbers, but it's a lot higher than that now.”
Michael Pryor Nov 8, 2020 ▶ 2:38 Going Upmarket, And How Things Have Changed in a Decade, at Trello, with Founder Michael Pryor
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