What is your sales job?

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 #1
pacificfame
What is your sales job?

Just wondering what some of you are selling as a profession.

How has it been, so far? Pros and Cons....

 #2
AZBroker

I work as a real estate broker. No complaints so far.

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SpeedRacer

Search Engine Marketing (SEM). The Pros are that SEM is red hot and the cons are that SEM is red hot.

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benjamin-benjamin

Car sales for enterprise.
Pros, referral-based, learned a ton, most part honest enviroment
Cons, it car sales, working saturdays, pressure from management...

 #5
Jorel

I am a mortgage broker.

Upside the money and the hours, downsize people read an article in the paper or on the internet and now they think they are an expert.

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 #6
Julian

Cellphone software and solutions. Booming business around the world.

 #7
Roslan

Was a pharmaceutical salesman. Pros, selling even in bad times. Cons......can't find one at the moment. Apart from the incentives, helping sick guys really drives me......

Roslan

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Wonderboy
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My last full-time job was as a customer service rep at a cable company where I upsold, cross-sold and did retention.

Pros: I suppose getting commission on top of the salary would be a definite.

Cons: in the company's environment, they were more interested in numbers than quality time (two examples here: management referred to the phone reps as "bodies" and I've heard about an HR manager using the term "meat market"). Another con would be the low commission rate ($1.75 to $3.50 per upgrade - I've heard about another cable company paying $25 per sale. Overall this company would give you little respect (whether or not you're Rodney Dangerfield).

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mcrtdx

Online software-Digital catalogs, directories, guides, etc...

Pros: Great work environment, solid product that I completely believe in.

Cons: New competition entering the market offering cheap prices for bad products. This leaves a potential customer with a bad impression on what normally is a great product

 #10
ozzie

I sell Avon Beauty Products. I work really hard at it and am doing ok so far. There are a lot of expenses to having my own small business as an Independent Avon Representative. We pay for our website, brochures, samples and sales tools.

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