How are people getting to interview?

As someone with no connections, how are people getting interviews? I’ve done the reach out on LinkedIn strategy and even emailing them directly.

I never hear back from anyone. Of course this is frustrating but I’d love to hear how others succeed to get an interview opportunity for SDR/BDR roles.

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u/burstofcitrus — 14 days ago

[For Hire] Looking for BDR/SDR role in Canada working remotely

I’m looking to get into tech sales because I feel like the growth is rewarding and puts me on a career path. I can make the 60 calls a day, I can book the appointments, I work in car sales I’m used to doing this stuff already.

Just reach out and send me a DM

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u/burstofcitrus — 2 months ago
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Struggling with work life balance in car sales

Hi everyone, recently I’ve been struggling with work life balance with my job in car sales. I’ve been preforming pretty well and within the 7 months I’ve been here, consistently being the second best.

Ive learned it becomes pretty common to work on your day off and with 10 hour days, this becomes very tiring.

I want to branch off to something different and I feel like my experience here will be helpful.

I’m used to doing 40-60 calls a day, creating my own opportunities. I also have my bachelors degree in commerce and have 2.5 years experience as a financial advisor at a big 5 bank in Canada.

I’d be interested in doing tech sales/saas (I know this is very common, but working remote seems helpful) The struggle is finding a position and knowing what to apply for.

Does anyone have experience or advice? I would love to hear it as I’m still pretty young (27) and just don’t know what to do.

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u/burstofcitrus — 2 months ago

Currently in car sales and confused

Hi everyone, recently I’ve been struggling with work life balance with my job in car sales. I’ve been preforming pretty well and within the 7 months I’ve been here, consistently being the second best.

Ive learned it becomes pretty common to work on your day off and with 10 hour days, this becomes very tiring.

I want to branch off to something different and I feel like my experience here will be helpful.

I’m used to doing 40-60 calls a day, creating my own opportunities. I also have my bachelors degree in commerce and have 2.5 years experience as a financial advisor at a big 5 bank in Canada.

I’d be interested in doing tech sales/saas (I know this is very common, but working remote seems helpful) The struggle is finding a position and knowing what to apply for.

Does anyone have experience or advice? I would love to hear it as I’m still pretty young (27) and just don’t know what to do.

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u/burstofcitrus — 2 months ago