Walk into the interview with your first 90 days already planned.
Walk into your first interview talking about what you'll do, not just what you've done. First 90 turns a job posting into your 30/60/90-day plan: the territory sized up, the accounts worth calling named, and the questions that show you've done the work.
Build my First 90 →Most interviews are a walk through your résumé: what you did, somewhere else. First 90 changes the conversation from the very first interview. You walk in talking about what you will do: how you'd approach the role, your territory, your target accounts and why now, and your 30/60/90. It's a working conversation about the job, not a review of the last one. First 90 does the research for you, in about five minutes.
- The company and the role you're interviewing for
- The company's product (its website or a PDF)
- The territory you'd cover: a U.S. state or metro area
- The job description, pasted or dropped in as a PDF
- Your quota, if you know it (if not, First 90 estimates one and labels it)
- A one-page PDF to hand across the table
- A short slide deck to present
- Everything sourced, so you can back up every account and number
- Account executives, SDRs/BDRs moving up, and sales managers interviewing for a new role
- Anyone who wants every interview, starting with the first, to be about the job ahead rather than the jobs behind them
- Career changers moving into sales who need to show they think like a seller
Mock interview: practise with an AI hiring manager built from the job description. It pushes back on your plan, asks you to sell the product, and scores you so you can retake it and improve.
Territories in the U.S. and 23 other countries. Market data from each country's official business statistics; company signals from public news sources.