Interview Jan Groß

In­ter­view with our Head of Sa­les: Jan Bucek

Wel­co­me to our la­test edi­ti­on of our se­ries Em­ployee In­ter­views, whe­re we dive into the per­so­nal ex­pe­ri­en­ces, chal­lenges, and in­sights of our team mem­bers. Meet Jan, our Head of Sa­les, and learn more about his per­spec­ti­ves on his field of ex­per­ti­se.

If you could com­ple­te­ly re­invent the way com­pa­nies and cus­to­mers in­ter­act, what would your ide­al sa­les ex­pe­ri­ence look like?

I con­sider mys­elf a prag­ma­tic per­son. That said, in an ide­al world, I would like people’s de­cis­i­ons to be dri­ven less by emo­ti­ons and more by data and facts. But we’re not li­ving in an ide­al world, are we?

Which in­no­va­ti­on or trend do you think will most trans­form the sa­les pro­fes­si­on in the next few ye­ars?

Ro­bust pro­ces­ses ba­cked by a high le­vel of au­to­ma­ti­on. This com­bi­na­ti­on will not re­place hu­man in­ter­ac­tion, but it will make it far more pre­cise and ef­fec­ti­ve.

What crea­ti­ve stra­te­gies do you use to build las­ting and meaningful re­la­ti­onships with cli­ents?

I would be foo­lish to say that pu­blicly 😊

What has been the most re­war­ding “aha” mo­ment in your sa­les care­er – and how did it shape your ap­proach af­ter­ward?

Mo­ving from spray and pray ap­proach to more tar­ge­ted one.

From prag­ma­tism to pre­cis­i­on, Jan re­minds us that even in a world dri­ven by au­to­ma­ti­on, some things still re­qui­re a hu­man touch.

Thank you for sha­ring your va­luable in­sights and ex­pe­ri­en­ces with us. We’­re ex­ci­ted to con­ti­nue our jour­ney of #Rethin­king mass spec­tro­me­try tog­e­ther.