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Post Sales Jobs on Sales Chump

Posted by Show Me The Money On December - 14 - 2008 1 COMMENT

That’s right!  You can now post jobs on Sales Chump at no cost.  The free job postings might not last long so make sure you get your free job postings in as soon as possible before they turn into paid postings.

Job postings are for sales jobs only.  Only sales positions will be accepted, whether it be a direct job selling or something clerical or administrative in a sales environment.  Sales Chump reserves the right to determine if a job falls under a “sales environment”.

There are a few categories to choose from:

You can view the jobs by clicking the Jobs navigation link above or clicking the categories on the right sidebar displayed on every page.

You will notice random job ads in the bottom of every article and blog post on this site.  This is an added plus for you at no extra cost.  As of now, job ads are free but that is subject to change.

All job listings are reviewed by the staff here at Sales Chump and will show on the job listings once approved.  Job ads will remain active for 30 days from the date and time they are approved.  You will receive an email once the listing has been approved.

What are you waiting for?  Post a sales job now!

Every Job Requires Sales

Posted by The Manager On December - 14 - 2008 1 COMMENT

Most people that aren’t in sales underestimate the power of sales and don’t realize how much selling occurs in everyone’s daily life.  Everyone should build or hone their sales skills, not just people directly involved in sales.

When I talk to young people that have just graduated college or are looking for an internship I always recommend sales.  Not everyone is made for sales but the experience they will receive from sales will help most people for years to come.

Sales helps build confidence, increases communication skills helps people become more outgoing, and should help in a wide array of other skills such as negotiation, listening and closing.  How will this serve better in life?  In all aspects.

We are always selling ourselves; whether it is to someone we want to get to know better, selling ourselves in an interview, to a co-worker, to our employees or boss, to our spouses and to our friends.  We may use negotiations when buying a car, a house or anything else for that matter.

Planning on starting your own business?  You will have to sell your idea to potential investors.  How are you planning on gaining your business?  Will you sell or will you hire someone to sell?  You will still have to sell someone on why they should join your new business with no current clientele or no history.  Many smart and highly competent people try to start their own business but fail because they can’t get the business in the door.  It’s not their fault, they just don’t know how.

If you or someone you know are looking to better yourselves in your career but are unsure of where to go, gives sales a shot.  Even if it’s not for you, the skills you will learn are invaluable and will help in all aspects of your life.

 







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