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The GED test arose as a common-sense solution to a widespread problem: how can people who never completed high school get credit for the skills they have developed? When the GED was born, it was seen as a viable alternative to an actual diploma. Today, however, the prestige of passing the test has dimmed somewhat, and actual diplomas are making a comeback once more.
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I live in Omaha Nebraska. My friend is a Territory Manager and does very well. I know I could do what he does but I just don't have a Business Degree or years of sales experience to get a call back about a job. I have no $ or time to go back to school. I have a B.S. in Computer Science and 1 year of experience in Customer Service/Sales at a bank.
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APPLEBEES WILL PICK YOU UP IF YOU PASS THE TEST AND INTERVIEW WELL. START AT 35K. MOST DARDEN CONCEPTS WILL PICK YOU UP AS WELL. ESP. RED LOBSTER. THEY HAVE GREAT BENEFITS, BUT ARE A LITTLE STRICT. THE MONEY WILL BE AS GOOD IF NOT BETTER THERE.
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i have experience as a manager in a concern.
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The thought of a career in sales can be a very daunting prospect, especially if you have no previous experience. In this article I will try and talk you through some of my own personal experiences.
Sales, is all about your personality. The difference between a great sales person and a poor sales person generally all comes down to the nature of the individual involved.
If you are bright out going and able to communicate with different people on different levels then you may well find that sales is for you. There is no template for the perfect sales person and there is no true technique that will work for everyone is all comes down to you.
One of the biggest factors that I think comes into play with sales people is money. You think money when you are selling. The money factor is often the catalyst that makes sales people perform. It’s almost like waving the carrot for the donkey.
Sales jobs are very often commission based so the recruitment process is usually very relaxed. In most non-sales jobs employers can pick and chose whom they want to employ.
Sales is different, if you don’t perform you don’t get paid, it really is that simple. There are a few exceptions where you will be offered a salary but generally a sales persons wage is directly reflected by their performance. This could be a big factor when deciding if you want to take a chance with a career in sales.
I was lucky enough to land a placement that included a salary plus bonus. This acted like a safety net. If I had a bad month I still had my basic wage to fall back on.

The commission only package does have other implications, for example, saying to your bank manager you are only paid on a commission only basis may not go down to well when your are applying for a mortgage. These are just a few considerations you should take into account when deciding if sales is for you.
Most companies that sell either products or services have a team of sales reps that are there to promote and sell their products to the public or businesses.
The sales team are very often the public face of the company and are in effect representing the company’s brand. Conduct is very important in this role. A good sales rep will always try and show the company in good light and be polite and courteous at all times.
The types of companies that are often looking for sales reps are utilities companies, telecommunications and the insurance and financial sector. It is always best to look for companies that are within travelling distance and forward your CV to them. Generally most people would leave the personal statement out of their CV.
In the case of sales I would strongly advise you include it. The reason for this is they really need to know quite a lot about you as a person before they can evaluate your application.
As I have said before the making of a good sales rep all comes from your personality. Put your self across properly and you will do well. Another important point is to try and apply for companies that operate in a market you understand.
For example I would not apply for a sales job selling financial products because to be honest I have very little understanding of this field. Try and stick to things that you either understand or could easily pick up.
Most companies offer full training but it is often good to have a grasp of the basics before you start. When you apply you will generally be given an interview. In sales the interview tends to be very aimed towards you as a person, again it is all about personality.
You need to come across as the right sort of person for the job. Try and be confident, don’t hesitate on questions and generally act as if you are enjoying the interview.
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Facilitate to all customer so much interesting and hard.
Posted on: 2010/2/17 13:28
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I am from hamburg and have 7 years management experience in trading concern. I am deft hand in sales and marketing. I am showing most progressive results in my company for a number of years and 40 percent of sales is my effort.


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Experience Works is a national, charitable, community-based organization that helps older adults get the training they need to find good jobs in their communities. For more than 40 years we have devoted ourselves to helping people break out of poverty and reclaim their lives and dignity through work.






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Posted on: 2010/5/20 3:51
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Posted on: 2010/5/21 9:05
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Posted on: 2010/7/26 10:45
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