u/bringbackbainesy

I just found a good deal on a camper shell that was on a 2022 Colorado, but I have the new gen 2023 Colorado trail boss.

Will this fit on my truck?

I know the truck it was on was a crew cab with the same bed length.

I've been in saas sales for about 6 years now at the same company. There's no real growth opportunities. The comp plan fucking sucks this year. They've moved around accounts and territories one too many times. Frankly, I'm just tired of it and burnt out.

After being a top performer for 5/6 years here, I'm barely making more than I was 4 years ago. They just make it harder and harder to get paid. Quotas keep going up, weird stipulations for accelerators, and nobody has really gotten promoted like ever. It's so weird. Middle management is all in their 30s and have it so cushy, they will never leave.

Anyways, I'm looking into other industries for sales. I'm also just tired of the corporate bullshit here. I'm tired of playing the game, it's just exhausting.

I was thinking more blue collar sales or territory sales. Building materials, medical devices, services, etc.

Linkedin jobs seem to all be SaaS or bs life insurance gigs for me.

To those that have transitioned from a corporate SaaS sales gig to another industry, how is it? How'd you find your job? How's the work life balance and money compare?