FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the District Manager at Snowflake?
The primary responsibility is to manage a complex sales process, enabling and coaching a field sales team, and achieving sales quotas while ensuring customer success.
What qualifications are required for the District Manager position?
A BA/BS degree is required, along with 12 or more years of experience in enterprise sales selling a SaaS solution or IT platform, and 4 or more years of experience in managing and leading an enterprise sales team.
What sales methodology experience is preferred for the District Manager role?
Experience and expertise in MEDDPICC or similar sales methodologies are preferred for this position.
Is the District Manager expected to recruit and onboard a team?
Yes, the District Manager will be responsible for recruiting and onboarding a team that fits Snowflake's profile for success.
What are some key skills required for the District Manager position?
Key skills include excellent presentation and listening skills, organization and contact management capabilities, the ability to think strategically, and a proactive independent mindset.
How does Snowflake define success for its customers?
Success for customers is defined by ensuring they are effectively consuming Snowflake's product, engaging in strategic account planning, and actively monitoring customer consumption with the involvement of various teams.
Will the District Manager have a role in legal negotiations?
Yes, the District Manager will navigate complex legal negotiations and help eliminate technical barriers during the sales process.
What type of sales focus is emphasized for the District Manager role?
A new business sales focus is emphasized for the District Manager role, highlighting the importance of developing and closing new client relationships.
What is the company's stance on diversity and equal opportunity?
Snowflake is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to considering all qualified applicants for employment without regard to various protected characteristics.
How does the District Manager contribute to the acceleration of business growth?
The District Manager contributes by scaling territories, executing effective strategic sales processes, and developing a partner network to enhance market reach and opportunities.