Revenue Science | Business Growth and GTM Marketing Strategy

Why Sales Isn't a Talent Problem w/ Justin Roff-Marsh of Ballistix

56 min · 23. Feb. 2026
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Justin Roff-Marsh (Ballistix, author of The Machine) reframes sales as a designed system optimized for throughput, flow, and leverage—rather than a charisma-driven craft. You’ll hear: * Why multiple “qualification” definitions create conflict and bottlenecks * How to define opportunities and stages using objective prospect behavior * Why commission and autonomy introduce noise into the system * Why centralized customer service often unlocks sales capacity fastest * A sharper boundary between growth (sales/marketing) and revenue (operations) Follow: https://www.linkedin.com/company/109540990

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