5 Reasons You Should Start A Career In Tech Sales

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If you're looking for a career with stability and growth potential, tech sales may be the perfect choice for you. In this video, we'll explore some of the top reasons to start your career in tech sales. You'll learn about the great pay and benefits, the ample opportunities for advancement, and the exciting challenges that come with selling cutting-edge technology products. So if you're ready to start your career on the right foot, check out this video and see why tech sales is a great choice!

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[DeeplyHealing]

Bruh...u the truth. Loved the video, just hitting the tech industry. Best choice ever!

[winngriff]

I just got WFR from one if the texh companies. There is a window ro apply fo internal joba and the only thing I see is Sales. I was likw naw. But after seeing this I may consider it

[kewa]

Re work training is down. Anyway, please advise where to get online or remote tech sales jobs

[unicornglamor]

Intelligent and insightful overview of the tech sales world. I'm an introvert and have been working in research science for 15 years. 7 years, failed postdoc at Rockefeller and then another 7 years, finally got my PhD from GSU in neuroscience. I have experience mentoring students, giving research presentations, and managing research projects, but a lot of it (outside of the presentations, which I am still dislike and am still pretty mediocre with) was one-on-one mentoring or conversations and a lot of solo work. I am very introverted, and I admit that I still lack some social skills. The biggest stumbling block I foresee is my introverted personality followed by people questioning why I am starting from zero in an entirely new industry (why not pursue an academic research position, since this is what you have been training for your entire life). Given these roadblocks, deciding whether this is really a good career decision or if I'll end up with zero, particularly if I quit my current postdoc position to pursue tech sales interviews and internship full time. A lateral move from a bank rep to tech sales makes sense, my story, not so much, yet... Trying to figure it out. (The real reason is that I am burned out with academia, but I don't think that answer would translate well in interviews.)

[chiefkeef]

How long have you been in tech bro? Are you an SDR or BDR?

[KeithStephens-cshq]

Good stuff bro! Do you need any IT certs really to get in Tech sales?

[michaels]

Do you think some companies would be interested in someone with a significant Accounting background in a sales role?

[michaelpoux]

How did you get into tech sales without a degree.. great video lot of great information

[Jwcmbr]

Do you think personality traits like being an introvert/extrovert matters for getting into Tech Sales?

[misterliquidcity]

Great video and information. I did laugh when you said the internet has only been around for 10 years, lol. Internet started for home uss in 1995 lol. It has been almost 30 years now, but I get your point, especially compared to banking it is definitely new.

[troyjohnson]

“Internet only been around 10 years”??? 🤔
Damn…what part of the U.S. does this guy live in???🤣🤣🤣