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“Sell me this pen” is probably one of the most overused sales interview questions and most people completely miss the point. In a real interview, I wouldn’t just jump straight into pitching. I’d slow it down and go into discovery first. Because they’re not testing how fast you can talk or how smooth you sound. They’re testing how you think. The best candidates don’t pitch straight away. They ask smart questions, understand the person in front of them, and then tailor the pitch from there. If you treat it like a performance, you’ll blend in. If you treat it like a conversation, you stand out. #techsales #salesinterview #jobinterviewtips #breakintotech
Georgia16,000,000 views • 8 months ago
ok why did that call actually go better than expected? if you keep getting ghosted… this is your cue. stop being applicant #482 and start being the one who actually calls the hiring manager. yes it’s uncomfy. yes your heart will race. this is how you skip the line and get interviews faster. save this & try it today if you’re serious about getting hired 💅 #techsales #jobsearchtips #careeradvice #salesjobs
geedigitalmarketing4,700,000 views • 8 months ago
how to succeed in your early career innings. #techsales #careeradvice
sameer's no bs career talk1,700,000 views • 2 years ago
Interview question everyone panics over “What’s your biggest weakness?” This isn’t the moment to overshare or accidentally talk yourself out of the role. There’s a way to answer this that shows self awareness, confidence, and professionalism without raising red flags. Hiring managers aren’t looking for perfection, they’re looking for how you think and how you handle growth. Save this for later ✨ #interviewquestions #careerchange #techsales #womenintech #highincome
Georgia299,800 views • 9 months ago
