Party like it's 1999

SaaS is almost as old as the internet. Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web in 1989, and only 10 years later in 1999 the first SaaS business ever, called Salesforce, emerged.

A SaaS business needs to do two things:
1. Build the product
2. Grow its users

To achieve that, a SaaS business needs at least engineers and sales execs (others like growth marketers, bus dev, ops, and management can also be useful).

The SaaS market is competitive.
Talent is scarce.
Recruitment methods are desperately outdated.

Luckily, there are some easy ways to differentiate your approach from competitors.

­A SaaS business cares about building and growing, so that's exactly what they hire for.

But what roles do they hire exactly?
These are the most hired roles in top SaaS companies

Sourcing and recruitment methods for SaaS talent differ in the industry.

In this guide on SaaS recruitment, you can read about the methods and tools you can use to find this hard-to-find talent.

SaaS Recruitment: The Ultimate Guide

And specifically for sales, we got you covered with this:
SaaS Sales Recruitment: methods and tools