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Buying advice 1993 Hiace

Hi I am looking at buying a Toyota Hiace 1993. For context this will be my daily driver but as I work from home, other than weekend trips, I won’t be driving it that often.

I am looking for a bit of advice, and let me know if this is a stupid decision haha.

Kind regards

u/Internal-Raisin-8216 — 9 days ago

AE role at Revolut or SDR w promises of quick promotions

I have been an SDR for 3 years now, working my way to ENT. I have been offered an SDR position at a competitor (cloud FinOps) and have accepted it. I feel very positive about this position and they have a very good track record w ex colleagues.

I am also interviewing for Revolut as a New Business AE. I believe it is very outbound focused, but involves closing as well.

I really want to get the AE title and believe I have been ready for it for a while. Unfortunately, due to fake promises and big changes at my last company it never happened.

It would be great to hear your thoughts 💭

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u/Internal-Raisin-8216 — 1 month ago

SDR no progression

I have been at my current company for 3 years in July working as an outbound SDR, I have consistently hit target (with exception to the odd month here and there). My current employer does not have a good SDR progression scheme in place and it is very very rare to see people move up to AE.

We recently got a new VP in who wants to change this and put a plan in place for the SDRs. But I have seen this happen before and nothing has come of it.

I just got offered a position as an SDR at a competitor that has a good track record of promoting SDRs to AEs. I also have ex colleagues working there who have said it is a great company to work for.

I am really struggling to make my mind up; as I don’t want to reset my career clock.

Thanks for reading and your advice!

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u/Internal-Raisin-8216 — 2 months ago
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SDR Career Advice/Help

I have been at my current company for 3 years in July working as an outbound SDR, I have consistently hit target (with exception to the odd month here and there). My current employer does not have a good SDR progression scheme in place and it is very very rare to see people move up to AE.

We recently got a new VP in who wants to change this and put a plan in place for the SDRs. But I have seen this happen before and nothing has come of it.

I just got offered a position as an SDR at a competitor that has a good track record of promoting SDRs to AEs. I also have ex colleagues working there who have said it is a great company to work for.

I am really struggling to make my mind up; do I stick around at my current place (I have the fear of missing out) or take the risk and go for the opportunity?

Thanks for reading and your advice!

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u/Internal-Raisin-8216 — 3 months ago