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EPISODE · Jun 5, 2024 · 27 MIN

How to Land Your First Sales Job, Even Without Experience

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In this episode of SalesTV, sales expert and author Bill Becker discusses how to land your first sales job without experience. Bill reveals proven strategies for breaking into sales, even when you’re new to the field. Bill shares practical advice and debunks common myths about the sales profession. Discover why sales is a uniquely equitable career path with no barriers to entry and why it's really all about having conversations. Highlights12:39 Sales differentiation: standing out and providing value14:47 Work relationships are important, especially in sales22:49 Sales flexibility allows for professional autonomy24:09 Transition from business development to sales needs improvement.  SalesTV.live Mid-Day Edition broadcasts live on Tuesdays at Noon ET/ 9:00am PT. Join us for the latest thinking, engaging chat, and lively debate on the world of sales. Where Sales Meets Success. You can find a link to our upcoming live shows at https://SalesTV.live #OpenToWork #SalesJobs #Sales #Pipeline #LinkedinLive #Podcast This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit salestv.substack.com

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