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On average it takes about 5 months to find a job. You have to consider personal factors such as your long term career goals, the type of company culture you’d like to work in, and technical components such as how to organize your resume and how to stand out in your interview. Luckily, there are lots of ways you can prepare yourself for the sales hiring process. This article will take you through how to find a job with the right fit, organize your sales resume, and most importantly, nail the sales interview.

Navigation apps are so deeply integrated into our daily routines that it’s easy to just rely on whatever comes pre-installed on your phone or in your car. Apps are constantly evolving with new updates being added constantly so it's important to stay on top of trends, especially if you make your living on the road. The best navigation apps should be easy to use, and offer features like traffic and weather alerts, multiple stops, route optimization, and location sharing. Benefits can include: Convenience (get to your destination faster and save money on gas)Reliability and Accuracy (top navigation apps find the…

Every day, sales professionals from different businesses struggle to increase their customer base and build better relationships with customers.  Whether you work for a multinational company, a small business, or a startup, the first step to building long-term relationships is understanding your prospects’ pain points. In this post, you’ll get actionable tips to help you identify your prospects’ pain points. After all, selling becomes impossible if you are not helping your prospects to solve their problems. Here are 5 effective tips to reveal your prospects’ pain points and provide them with the best solution: Ask the right questions Asking your…

Working in sales is competitive and challenging. Research shows that 57% of sales reps missed their quotas in 2018. You’ve probably heard about the 80/20 rule: 80% of sales are made by 20% of sales reps. Sales recruitment agency Aaron Wallis performed a study on Forbes’ 2020 Billionaires list, to find out that most billionaires started their career as sales reps. The bottom line? Sales is a hard job but if you do it right, you can become highly successful. Working hard in sales doesn’t necessarily lead to making millions. What makes some salespeople become really successful is working smart. But what is it…