Changing The Sales Game

Scaling A Commission-Based Sales Team with Ryan Hohman (Episode 244)


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“If you think it’s expensive to hire a professional, wait until you hire an amateur.” ― Red Adair

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Hiring and recruiting for salespeople can sometimes seem like a revolving door within organizations. I love this quote because if we don’t take the time to hire the right person for sales roles, we may be losing market share, whether we realize it or not. So, what's the answer to help us hire and develop the right people for our organization's sales teams? 

Glad you asked.  Today…

About Ryan Hohman:

Ryan is the CEO and founder of Sales Recruiting University, based in Salt Lake City. A former top commission salesperson turned recruiting leader, he built SRU into a 50+ person firm that places over 1,000 commission-based representatives monthly for more than 1,500 companies. Ryan pioneered an A-to-Z recruiting and onboarding system—including group interviews, custom sales universities, and AI-driven role-play—that reduced hiring workload and boosted retention for fast-growing sales teams.

How to Get In Touch with Ryan Hohman:

Website: https://salesrecruitinguniversity.com/

Email:  [email protected]

Gift: https://www.s20salesteam.com/

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