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FinTech · Hebrew and Russian sales floors

I train the desk. In Hebrew and in Russian.

Maxim Arkush. Retention, VIP and sales leadership for brokerage, FinTech and crypto. On a regulated brokerage desk, monthly commission went from $350K to $1.1M — and the active book from 4,500 to 10,000+.

The language of the floor

Speaking the language your clients understand.

עברית

Desks that sell in Hebrew

Русский

Desks that sell in Russian

English

English when the table needs it

Hebrew-speaking desks, Russian-speaking desks, or a mixed room. English when the table needs it. The material is FinTech: retention, VIP, and the conversations that stall.

Maxim Arkush

Head of customer relations in regulated brokerage. The training is for the language the team actually sells in — Hebrew, Russian, or both in one room.

What the training covers

The work

Trained on a live book, not on a slide.

Lifetime

The first deposit is not the result. On that book, life went from 8 months to 13, and LTV rose about 60%.

Their language

A Hebrew-speaking floor and a Russian-speaking floor are not the same room with subtitles. Training is in the language they sell in.

Lean

The commission growth was a salary-only model. No marketing budget behind the jump from 30 to 170 referrals a month.

Fit check

Is this the right room?

Four questions. Nothing is stored until you choose to write.

  • 01

    The business is brokerage, FinTech or crypto.

  • 02

    The desk sells in Hebrew, Russian, or both.

  • 03

    The constraint is retention, VIP, or how the team sells — not a missing slogan.

  • 04

    You want the floor trained by someone who has carried a book, not a one-day talk.

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Questions

Before you write.