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Originally Posted by thadroe  Hi Dave,
....still very broad, what specifically do you like about computers? Is there something you really feel passionate about?
As far as your experience and lack of degree...most sales jobs it doesn't matter. You may have to work a little harder and go the extra mile finding a job without a track record. You're biggest asset will be persistence and your energy level. Bug the hell out of whoever you are trying to get a job with. They want to see that you have the energy and persistence to sell....and that includes selling yourself to them!
Thad |
I figured as much. I kinda want to work for Apple but I don't know anything about Apple computers. Should I try to get a job with Apple and then immerse myself in training or learn about Apple computers and then try to get a job.
I've been 'bugging' the Aflac guy (corresponding) and I think I'll do really well with that, but I think I'd have more fun selling Apple PCs to school systems, small businesses etc.
I don't know what else I could sell. I just want to be able to be ethical and have a positive effect on peoples lives, and be extremely efficient in selling, mostly by putting the right prospects with the right products.
Any entry-level sales positions you'd recommend? Should I stay away from any?