Product Knowledge Test for New Reps

A prospect asks what makes the product worth switching to. You open with:
Their pain, workflow shift, and measurable payoff
The main value prop and a customer win
A few standout features they will notice
The deck headline you remember most clearly
A support lead describes a chaotic onboarding process. You connect it to:
The exact workflow, roles, and before-after outcome
A familiar use case with one strong example
A feature area that seems related to onboarding
The general promise of saving team time
Someone asks how the feature actually works. You say:
The trigger, user steps, limits, and proof
The basic flow plus where to verify details
What it does, then flag a follow-up
The benefit while you check the mechanics
A buyer challenges your discovery question as too generic. You respond by:
Tying it to their workflow and next decision
Narrowing the question to one known pain
Asking which feature area matters most
Returning to the prepared qualification script
A competitor comes up mid-call. Your move is:
Contrast tradeoffs using their stated business outcome
Name our strongest differentiator with context
Use a comparison you recently reviewed
Offer a cleaner answer after the call
The prospect says the product sounds expensive. You steer toward:
Cost of the problem and proof of impact
Package fit, success metrics, and urgency
Feature depth that supports the price
A pricing follow-up with your manager
A customer reports a confusing setup issue. You first:
Identify environment, user path, and likely cause
Gather symptoms and match known guidance
Search docs for the closest feature note
Escalate with a careful context summary
You have five minutes before a mock demo. You review:
The story, risky clicks, and likely objections
The agenda, core flow, and proof point
The feature sequence you still mix up
The opening script and slide order
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