I thought this idea was crazy to start with.
We were a little nervous. Had to take things apart a few times and rebuild them.
10 Weeks is a really short period,
going from a concept then design and then build the whole thing.
We've always done design-build-test, project based things in this course, and that's always
been a lot of fun.
We've never done something quite this scale before.
We want to make sure that when our students come in, they have a context for the engineering
that they're going to be doing.
You know, if they're going to be explaining the capacity of a 2x4 piece of lumber, we
want them to actually cut a 2x4.
I'm a freshman, civil engineering at Oregon Tech.
My mom used to say that I was going to be an engineer because I'd play with legos and
design weird things with them.
They're learning how to do project management through this and that's not something you
really learn until you actually do.
It's a new experience for me.
I'm a freshman, and building a tiny house at my level...
It's incredible.
I initially chose engineering because it's kind of close to what my family has done.
They were in the construction business, and I wanted to take it further.
Engineering, here, I thought was the better choice because we are a hands-on school.
Our professors really get the chance to know us because our classes are super, super small.
I come from industry, the other faculty members have an academic and industry experience as
well.
So, between the three of us we bring a wide range of experience to try to help the students
to know what it's really going to be like when they're out in the field.
The faculty just kind of guide us, if we have a terrible idea they'll be like "Oh, that's
a bad idea" but beyond that, it's all our decisions.
If there are any decisions to be made, we make them as a class, together.
It's really what we do here at Oregon Tech, hand-son and so this has been the ultimate,
hands-on learning experience.
They've learned through trial and error, some failure.
So far, we've had to come up with lots of plans, and change the plans lots of times.
It's pretty daunting, but a lot of fun.
The look on their face when you put a nailgun in a student's hand, and they've never experienced
that kind of power tool before.
Parents, they hear about and they want to join the class.
The impact of something like this on student is fantastic.
It really gives a sense of working in a team, and I feel like this is what that project
is all about.There's something really profound when you bring people with a diverse set of
skills together.
You get this opportunity to work together, towards a common goal.
And all of a sudden, all your creativity and excitement gets channeled into something that's
better than it possibly could have been with just one of us, alone.
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Hi everybody! I'm Nathan and I wanted to start off by saying a big thank you to
Sales Hacker for allowing me the opportunity to work with them on this
piece about developing your sales and marketing technology stack. Before we
dive into our topic I want to make sure we cover a few things just to make sure
everyone is on the same page. So before developing your sales and marketing
stack you want to be familiar with your entire sales process from the beginning
where you're developing leads all the way to the end where you're closing
business and signing contracts. By laying your sales process out like this you
allow yourself the opportunity to look at each piece individually and see where
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thing that you need to be aware of is there are so many different tools out
there. They will not all fit your needs specifically. Before investing in a
piece of technology make sure that it integrates well with what you're doing
currently. The third thing that you need to be familiar with and be aware of
before developing your sales and marketing stack is you need to be
tracking the right information. If you're not tracking the information
appropriately you're not going to know where to invest your sales and marketing
dollars. Definitely definitely be sure that you are tracking information
correctly. I hope you find the article below helpful. If you have any questions
or comments feel free to drop them below and we would definitely love to hear
from you. Thanks so much for watching and we'll look forward to hear from you
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