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I did a tech sales training late last year into march this year and was actively using the LInkedin strategies, and nothing. For the last 6 months I have been casually applying. It seems like a tough field to break into and I have sales experience. It seems like Course Careers folks have more success for sure...
@@asiacheriseabrooks9567 Honestly , your best bet , if you dont have a college degree , to go though a camp like the one she mentioned in this vid , get connected with companies and just start applying day in & day out It will get better trust me
@@asiacheriseabrooks9567 So it's a little bit of both. The economy is suffering right now so everyone's pockets is a little tapped, that causes hiring to slow down. Also in the Tech Sales industry specifically there was an influx of new talent flooding the market. That made it really competitive. There is still a lot of jobs available for people who have more experience and apply for more senior positions but its becoming more difficult to break in. Hope this helps.
hello, thanks for the video and the info. Did you do a cover letter for all 30 jobs per day and also did you apply for LinkedIn and on the site for 30 jobs per day which will make it more like 60?
Hey there ! And oh no I couldn’t do cover letters for all of them but I would choose my top 5-10 jobs I liked and write ones for those. I basically made a template that was interchangeable so it was still relatively custom, but not so custom I’m writing something new every time. And I would use mostly the company website to apply. I definitely used some “quick apply” on LinkedIn as well just to bulk up my numbers (but I had low faith in those) But majority would be on the company website. I hope this helps !!!
I would like to work 100% remote for a Us company outside the country Like Mexico, do you think that is posible with tech sales ? Because I did some research and find out that most of the companies ask you to be in the office or hybrid , does your job is 100 Remote? Thank you so much for your content !
Hey! My company is a one of the few companies that still allow for 100% remote work. You can check out a website called NODESK(dot)CO and search for tech sales positions. There are different industries like Software Engineering that still has a high percentage of WFH jobs available.
❤ IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT BECOMING AN SDR, CHECK OUT THE LINK BELOW FOR A FREE INTRODUCTION COURSE !!
COURSE CAREERS: coursecareers.com/a/sassytech?course=sales
Thank you!
We need a ‘day in the life’ video Sis! Lol great content, couldn’t ask for any more transparency
I will definitely try to get one soon!!
This is of a great help , thank you
Thanks so much for the sub!☺️
I did a tech sales training late last year into march this year and was actively using the LInkedin strategies, and nothing. For the last 6 months I have been casually applying. It seems like a tough field to break into and I have sales experience. It seems like Course Careers folks have more success for sure...
The market is really tough right now. I hope you land your dream job soon! Let me know if I can help at all. What job boards are you using currently?
May I ask, why do you think this is? Is it simply a reflection of the economy at large or something specifically effecting this career field?
@@asiacheriseabrooks9567 Honestly , your best bet , if you dont have a college degree , to go though a camp like the one she mentioned in this vid , get connected with companies and just start applying day in & day out
It will get better trust me
@@asiacheriseabrooks9567 So it's a little bit of both. The economy is suffering right now so everyone's pockets is a little tapped, that causes hiring to slow down. Also in the Tech Sales industry specifically there was an influx of new talent flooding the market. That made it really competitive. There is still a lot of jobs available for people who have more experience and apply for more senior positions but its becoming more difficult to break in. Hope this helps.
@@dianaroseliveThat’s real!
Lol i like ur voice. I cant sit through the videos with the monotone tech guys that talk a mile per minute. Thanks
Aww Thanks so much ☺️☺️
hello, thanks for the video and the info.
Did you do a cover letter for all 30 jobs per day and also did you apply for LinkedIn and on the site for 30 jobs per day which will make it more like 60?
Hey there ! And oh no I couldn’t do cover letters for all of them but I would choose my top 5-10 jobs I liked and write ones for those. I basically made a template that was interchangeable so it was still relatively custom, but not so custom I’m writing something new every time.
And I would use mostly the company website to apply. I definitely used some “quick apply” on LinkedIn as well just to bulk up my numbers (but I had low faith in those) But majority would be on the company website.
I hope this helps !!!
@@dianaroselive thanks for clarifying.
I would like to work 100% remote for a Us company outside the country Like Mexico, do you think that is posible with tech sales ? Because I did some research and find out that most of the companies ask you to be in the office or hybrid , does your job is 100 Remote? Thank you so much for your content !
Hey! My company is a one of the few companies that still allow for 100% remote work. You can check out a website called NODESK(dot)CO and search for tech sales positions. There are different industries like Software Engineering that still has a high percentage of WFH jobs available.
Does Coursecareers match you or help you get in touch with companies if you graduate ?
When I did the program they didn't match you but they have a job portal for graduates that companies use to find talent.
@@dianaroselive Okay thanks i will make sure to check them out