Why I QUIT My 6-Figure Tech Sales Job in Silicon Valley | B2B Sales, SaaS Sales, Sales Career Tips

Why I Quit My Six Figure Sales Job in Silicon Valley working in B2B Sales, Saas Sales, Tech Sales to Start My Own Business.

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0:00 Why I QUIT My 6-Figure Tech Sales Job in Silicon Valley | B2B Sales, SaaS Sales, Sales Career Tips
0:48 How & Why I Quit My Sales Job in Silicon Valley
2:35 What I Did After Quitting My Sales Job
5:18 Should You Quit Your Sales Job?
8:09 Future Business Plans

In this video, we'll talk about my sales career working in Silicon Valley as a sales rep, SDRs, BDRs and why I quit my sales job in B2B Sales, Saas Sales, Tech Sales. First, we'll talk about how and why I quit my 6-figure sales job. Then, we'll discuss what I did after I quit my sales career. Next, we'll answer the question of whether other sales development reps should quit their software sales jobs as well. Finally, I'll share my future business plans.

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Patrick Dang is an international sales trainer who started his career at Oracle in Silicon Valley and quickly became one of the top performers in North America in just one year.

After gaining experience in both the enterprise and startup world, Patrick began sharing his knowledge of modern sales students worldwide.

Since then, Patrick has trained over 100,000 students across 150 countries on topics on how to start a career in sales, business development, lead generation, cold email, LinkedIn, cold calling, and sales skills.

Patrick's vision is to inspire others to pursue their dreams and provide the knowledge and tools to make those dreams a reality.

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[cole.s]

Thanks for the insight! I've been working in sales for 2 year. Sales is a great way to earn a large income FAST. I am currently saving a large percentage of my commissions and hoping to eventually phase out of sales as well to start my own business.

[TIMOTHYYY]

I got my ADR job because of you. Thank you Patrick

[GrowWithWill]

That's a bold move, man! For the folks out there thinking of trying to take the leap of faith, assess your situation and trust yourself. Glad it worked out well for you!

[shelarshubham]

Hello Patrick,
I've also started this year my Import export business by leaving a job. And It's been 8 months since I tried to find a potential client (B2B) for my products till now. I faced many rejections during the sales call. I've also learned a lot from your videos, it helps me to upgrade myself to be better. So my point is to Never Give Up in our life, because I know one day everything we will get what we are wanted in our life. And the same thing happened to you. You motivated me through this video.
THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING.
❤FROM 🇮🇳

[amirrezahamidyan]

I've been working as a teacher for the past 5 years, now I want to make a shift and change careers, I found sells my ideal profession, I have an interview in three days wish me luck guys

[TechwithLucy]

Love hearing the thought process of your journey! 😄

[ConnorMan]

I have been following you for two years now and absolutely love the quality of your videos. Its been amazing watching you grow and help people like me.

[theos-ai-sales]

Great video Patrick! I would love to see more personal videos like this one

[joshuakushartanto]

It looks like the skill of selling is really important especially tech sales.. glad that i'm on the right path

[breakintotechsales]

That point about not having to worry about going backwards after you know how to sell is a good one 👍

[Bosyes]

Amazing Video Patrick. Thanks for sharing your story!

[paulygranizo]

Really great advice. Much appreciated outlook.

[nikilragav]

Your lighting upgrade is looking really good

[IsaiahBoyd]

Keep up the good work and content bro!

[DThornDigital]

I quit my 4 figure job to pursue tech sales. I still haven't found a job yet. I will continue to stay positive ‼️

[Bespokebyjordan]

Would really love to hear more about your experiences especially even how you started up this food and beverage organization. And what you really learn from that you know for me what would be important is what was the drive that made this seem like it would be an ideal investment and then what ended up being the catalyst that kind of moved you away from that

[Atbusinessworld]

Patrick I'm designer it is still glad but After you i have wish to think like you.

[Ahmedmostafa]

i love your content it's so helpful for me, so thnaks for you effort ❤❤❤

[yazannuri]

hey man. i like you. your my favorite channel now

[ThomasDurham]

I would argue the more you make doesn't necessarily mean you work more hours. Leverage is the key word. I recommend watching some videos on that, in particular, Alex Romezi is great.