u/Ineedtolielow

I'm just curious to hear from people who works in the sales industry.

What was something you wish you knew before stepping in that industry and what advice would you give someone who's just starting their journey in the same field?

As someone who wants to be in the same line of work as well, I just need some good advice and words of encouragement.

MCP is actually pretty useful

I’ve been playing around with MCP (Model Context Protocol), and I really like how it lets Claude connect with things like files, APIs, and other tools.

Instead of constantly copying and pasting stuff into Claude, MCP can let it access the information it needs through an MCP server.

Basically:

Claude ~>MCP ~> Your tools/data

I think the best way to use it is to start small. Find one task you keep doing manually and see if MCP can handle it.

Has anyone here found a really useful MCP setup? I’d love to hear what you’re using.

It's hard to watch when other people can build connections for their own benefit and get opportunities. I see people posting job opportunities, referrals and getting invited to things that will clearly lead to success.
I think of myself as having a lack of social skills and not knowing how to make connections with people.
That's why it sucks knowing I'm probably passing up a lot of opportunities because of it. I've just gotten used to it, which is why I think of it as normal instead of actually fixing it. I badly want to change this. I'm tired of seeing chances slip by because of me.
I need your tips on how you actually started getting better at building genuine connections with other people.

I’m currently preparing for a sales interview job and I’m curious about how other people actually tried to get through them.

And I’ve heard the usual advice if you be confident, and communicate well. But other than the generic types of advice, what is the actual “I cant believe I did that and got it” type of strategy yall did?

Would appreciate any advice

I'm a fresh grad, took up BSED-ENG and gradutaed just this year. I'm already on the process of getting my license for teaching but won't be proceeding to teach. My english level is C1, but I know I will be improving. What kind of other jobs can I do if I won't proceed to teaching?

I'm a fresh grad, took up BSED-ENG and gradutaed just this year. I'm already on the process of getting my license for teaching but won't be proceeding to teach. My english level is C1, but I know I will be improving. What kind of other jobs can I do if I won't proceed to teaching?

Hello, so I’ve already been interviewed by 3 different companies (and got rejected by each of them) and as someone who is currently looking for entry level jobs since I don’t have any experience, I find it difficult to answer their interview questions. It’s like my mind is shutting down the moment they ask me questions. So any tips on how I can improve myself? Since I know I can do the job, I just keep failing on the interviews.

As a bsed-english grad, bakit super bihira na makapasok kahit sa bpo, if ayaw magproceed to a nonteaching job?