Accelion

One volunteer day can make an impact. Coming back shows commitment.

Patrick Brenton and Austin Poe from our Minneapolis team volunteered with Feed My Starving Children, an organization they’ve continued to support over the years.

This time, they helped contribute to 116 boxes packed and 25,056 meals prepared. That’s enough to help feed 68 children a daily meal for a year.

That kind of impact takes a lot of hands, a lot of coordination, and people willing to give their time. We’re proud of Patrick and Austin for continuing to show up for a cause that matters.

We've turned away plenty of people who looked good on paper but didn’t fit the way we work.

They knew the right buzzwords. They had the sales background. They could talk a big game. But this role isn’t about performing a pitch.

It’s about building trust, communicating well, and being someone people actually want to work with.

If you’re dependable, personable, and ready to learn, there’s room to grow here.

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Short-term numbers aren’t the same as long-term trust. You might get the sale, but that doesn’t always leave people feeling good about how they got there. And when the experience feels off, people remember your name for the wrong reasons.

But a better approach isn’t about backing off. It’s about leaning in the right way and knowing how to move a conversation without forcing it.

That keeps people engaged and makes room for real relationships instead of relying on pressure to do the work.

Closing the deal is still the goal, but how you get there matters.
If you keep that in mind, you’re already thinking beyond the sale, and that’s where stronger business relationships start.

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