Robert Peyton is a Enterprise Sales | Red Hat at Red Hat. He possess expertise in microsoft office, customer service, public speaking, sales, teamwork. Colleagues describe him as "Rob is a a self starter who is eager to learn. He done a tremendous job in his current role including backfilling an Account Executive in 2021. He is high energy, disciplined with strong communication skills.", "When you need a keystone player you put your trust in Rob “Mr. Sacramento” Peyton. Rob was one of my first BDR’s at WalkMe and he set the pace the foundation for success for the entire organization. Rob is a role model. He has the ability to level up the team and he is always willing to lend a helping hand. Not only is he always willing to help but he NEVER missed a monthly quota in his tenure in the BDR org.", and "I began working with Rob in February of 2020. It was apparent incredibly quickly that Rob has a natural passion and curiosity for growing revenue. In Rob’s role as a BDR he excelled in finding the markers in deals that lead to closed won revenue. Beyond Rob’s stellar track record (did I mention he never missed quota?) Rob’s value of being a team player, leader and mentor to many of our newer BDRs is what will stick with me and many of Rob’s peers moving forward. Rob is naturally driven but is also very down to earth. A motto of Rob’s is he “controls what he can control” and he does a masterful job at that. Working everyday to produce at the highest levels. We often joke on our team meetings that Rob “doesn’t like to share the awards”. Not because Rob isn’t a selfless person (he is very selfless) but because he is so good at what he does that he doesn’t leave anyone a choice but to give him the awards (BDR of the Quarter, Hot Sauce of the month and I could go on and on). Rob is always quick to lend a hand to anyone and has helped drive our kudos culture at WalkMe. I’m beyond excited to see him closing big deals in the very near future! While I will one day miss having Rob on our team, I will be incredibly happy to see him moving on and growing his career."