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Great video. Would have been good to cover the cons (is there stress? dealing with rude clients? long hours?) and what kind of people tech sales isn't for.
@@trackerign the job I have now has minimal stress, I don't talk to patients, I work 9-5 in the comfort of my own home. I'm paid 122k. Sounds like you haven't had a good job before
@@chanell2015 I'm a pharmacist that's works remotely in specialty. I'm in a rare situation. I wouldn't recommend new people becoming a pharmacist because it's saturated. If I were to do it all over again, I would be a PA, ARNP, anesthesiologist assistant, or software engineer.
@@risa-ru hey, it's been 5 months since you asked your question; did you happen to find an answer? As in, what kind of people should avoid tech sales and whether it's a good career to get into? Software devs have a 25% projected growth for the next 10 years, while tech sales only 8%, and I did hear that the market is kind of over saturated for both
I'm wondering since I'm in college still I'd like to wait til I graduate to pursue it. Do you think the high opportunity that is currently available right now would still be the same around mid 2024 or would my odds of getting hired with no relevant experience go down drastically? I do have the option to graduate a semester early, so be done by the end of 2023. I don't know if that'd make a difference or if I shouldn't worry too much about the availability.
Great thing about tech is companies are always getting funded so they will need to expand. Certain sectors will slow hiring like many companies have recently, others will come out and gain market share. Best thing to do is network within the industry and keep on top of trends.
I think it depends on that specific person. Some might be better at communicating with other people so tech sales would be a great choice but for some people that is not really into socializing then digital marketing is a better option.
Tech sales if you like more technical products like cloud coding software where digital marketing is more focused on Crm, studying marketing how consumers buy and more into marketing related products.
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Hi Shane, can you make a video about weed-out classes in college?
Thank you so much 😊
All of these sound like a commercial then a real break down of what they learn in the course or a day in the life.
Great video. Would have been good to cover the cons (is there stress? dealing with rude clients? long hours?) and what kind of people tech sales isn't for.
Do you want to work or only get paid? what kind of job don't you find stress, rude people or long hours?
@@trackerign the job I have now has minimal stress, I don't talk to patients, I work 9-5 in the comfort of my own home. I'm paid 122k. Sounds like you haven't had a good job before
@@risa-ru college student here! im curious what is your job and what did you do in school?
@@chanell2015 I'm a pharmacist that's works remotely in specialty. I'm in a rare situation. I wouldn't recommend new people becoming a pharmacist because it's saturated. If I were to do it all over again, I would be a PA, ARNP, anesthesiologist assistant, or software engineer.
@@risa-ru hey, it's been 5 months since you asked your question; did you happen to find an answer? As in, what kind of people should avoid tech sales and whether it's a good career to get into? Software devs have a 25% projected growth for the next 10 years, while tech sales only 8%, and I did hear that the market is kind of over saturated for both
I love it. It helps us see what's actually involved in tech sales. You rock Shane!
Its money but there is a dark ugly side to it very ugly very stressful very demanding
Why does stressful and demanding an ugly thing, you don't like it doesn't mean it's ugly.
Very concise. Love watching videos like this. 👍👍👍
Glad you liked it!
Straight to the point. Much easier to comprehend.
Thanks, Wilson!
Just like Marketing video, this video explained a lot. Thank you very much,bro.🌟 This can give us a lot to prepare.
Thank you, what a great illustration
Thanks for watching!
Wonderful video. Concise and to the point. Thanks.
Great overview of what tech sales is!
How can I get into tech sales right now I'm working in B2C company
That animated hand 😂
In all seriousness, I'm happy to help guide anyone who aspires to be a Sales Engineer.
Thanks for offering! First question to you: What is a sales engineer and how does it differentiate from tech sales?
Thanks!
Let's hit it man
@@Nomad.Hustler hit me up
@@DonovanAenslaedsame rhing
Hello. Thank you for the offer! How can one reach you, please?
I’d love the hear the story of the person who made $10m in tech sales…
I'm wondering since I'm in college still I'd like to wait til I graduate to pursue it. Do you think the high opportunity that is currently available right now would still be the same around mid 2024 or would my odds of getting hired with no relevant experience go down drastically? I do have the option to graduate a semester early, so be done by the end of 2023. I don't know if that'd make a difference or if I shouldn't worry too much about the availability.
Great thing about tech is companies are always getting funded so they will need to expand. Certain sectors will slow hiring like many companies have recently, others will come out and gain market share. Best thing to do is network within the industry and keep on top of trends.
Hey Shane, is an oem manufacturer considered a tech sales job?
I am just trying to make sure I’m headed in the right route after current lab sales experience.
How feasible is getitng remote work as a tech sales rep? Love from Nigeria💚
Most tech sales jobs are remote.
Hi Shane, can you make a video about weed out classes in college?
Thank you so much 😊
why no degree?
High demand
Request on a video of the best degrees for tech sales
Can I do tech sales with tech support level, bro?
Hey shane, which career do you think is much better? Digital marketing or Tech Sales?
I think it depends on that specific person. Some might be better at communicating with other people so tech sales would be a great choice but for some people that is not really into socializing then digital marketing is a better option.
Sales is tough I'm doing it choose digital marketing
Tech sales if you like more technical products like cloud coding software where digital marketing is more focused on Crm, studying marketing how consumers buy and more into marketing related products.
@@rozakhan2811can you explain why?
I clicked on the link it says it’s for people in the US 🇺🇸 and Canada 🇨🇦
Only $499 😂
Monthly? Or a Day?
can u do IT recruiter 🥹🥹