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Get That Job in Sales

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Get That Job In Sales is a new book written by two UK based sales professionals called Steve Dawkins and Ian Cunningham. Collectively they have over 40 years experience in sales and marketing selling to international businesses and individuals.
The book explains why you should consider a career in sales because it can greatly enhance your earnings quickly and deliver a great lifestyle for you and your family.
The book explains how to research companies, how to apply, creating a killer cover letter and resume, how to conduct yourself at an interview , and when you've got the job how to be a star salesperson.

Language: English

Pages: 41

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: Digital Achievers

Release: January 04, 2012

Get That Job in Sales

0/5 ( ratings)

Get That Job In Sales is a new book written by two UK based sales professionals called Steve Dawkins and Ian Cunningham. Collectively they have over 40 years experience in sales and marketing selling to international businesses and individuals.
The book explains why you should consider a career in sales because it can greatly enhance your earnings quickly and deliver a great lifestyle for you and your family.
The book explains how to research companies, how to apply, creating a killer cover letter and resume, how to conduct yourself at an interview , and when you've got the job how to be a star salesperson.

Language: English

Pages: 41

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: Digital Achievers

Release: January 04, 2012

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