Hot inside: Dance party on a cruise ship helipad, the best cruise search engine, some great articles including a profile on Larry Page of Google, and 2 other newsletters that I love reading.
That’s me, Nick Gray, up top. This is my Friends Newsletter. I send it to people I’ve met recently, my friends on LinkedIn, and friends I want to keep in touch with. Feel free to unsubscribe at the bottom and I won’t be offended.
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Sales Manager Wanted at Museum Hack
Know a great Sales Manager, or VP of Sales, or Sales Director?
Be a super-hero: please forward them this email!
I’d love their advice about how I should be recruiting for this role:
Museum Hack is looking for an ambitious seller with 3-5 years selling experience to become our Sales Manager. More info + Apply here
Scene from Glengarry Glen Ross... not sure if this will help or hurt our recruiting
Ideal candidate: I want to hire someone who has managed a growing sales team, is excited about a leadership position at a great small/medium-sized company, and lives near NYC. Can be Philly, New Jersey, Long Island, etc. My budget is $55-$85k/yr, plus benefits.
Know any sales professionals who could give us some advice about how to hire for this? Please put me in touch, or forward this email along. My work email is nick@museumhack.com
New video: Cruise Ships for Maximum Productivity
Last week I spent 5 days on a ship with a bunch of friends. We threw a dance party on the helipad. Here are my 7 pro tips for how to make the most of a commercial cruise.
Watch video on Facebook: My tips for maximum success on a cruise ship
Cool tool: CruiseSheet.com
My friend Tynan built this very comprehensive cruise search engine called CruiseSheet.com We used it to find a last-minute deal on the cruise last week, and I’ve used the search engine to help me book 2 other cruises. Even if Tynan wasn’t my friend, I’d still promote this site. Great travel tool that not many people know about… https://cruisesheet.com/
The last time you went to a dinner party you probably didn’t talk about death. But that’s the focus of conversation at a growing number of tables. It’s part of a national movement called “Death Over Dinner,” where important questions are discussed. Related: 2016 article in The Atlantic.
10-minute interview with me about Museum Hack. I’ve been a guest on about a dozen podcast interviews, and this one was one of my absolute favorites. Nathan asked me direct and specific business questions, he was prepared, professional, etc.
I’ve learned so much from Ari RE: productivity tips and tricks during the past 5 years. He is writing a personal newsletter again. His company recently changed names from “Less Doing” to “Leverage.”
p.s. Congratulations to my parents who celebrated 40 years of marriage yesterday! Here they are, just married:
My parents, 40 years ago. They went to the Cayman Islands for their honeymoon.
p.s. Do you have any friends who work in B2B or enterprise sales? We’re looking for more candidates for our Sales Manager job at Museum Hack and this is my #1 priority to find someone. More info + apply here. Would love any advice about how we could better recruit for this.
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