lol I hear you! 😂 Yes it was inside out while sewing and then once done you flip it back and the stitching is inside.

@ I currently have the Jacket from Drive (2011) and I’m a bit nervous to do any kind of sewing to it since I could accidentally ruin it And since this was over 2 years ago, how’s the jacket holding up?

@kaihoward7026 Yea jackets I find like that I normally take them to my tailor. I would suggest doing that for those type of pieces. Mainly because you will want to make sure you’re using the right needle, thread, etc. It’s holding up well, still looks the same.

@ nice, and thanks for the tip

Glad it helped!

That’s not the only reason.. people are getting jobs everyday.

Thanks! I appreciate you! That’s definitely a good space to get into.

lol just take it to a tailor✊🏾

@TechBagTrey probably will

Google search ‘tailor near me’. Price depends on the size and fabric of the jacket. Maybe $25-$60 on a range from light jacket like the one in the video to a suit jacket)

It was the first one I ever did. I put it up to help people with the type of questions the ask and what to expect. Yours probably would be better if you upload it

Not necessarily, you can see if there are tech companies where you are and work on the sales team for them.

The first link in the description is all the info you need to get in. The first step is to learn the info and what they are looking for. You can go to college if you want but the price doesn’t make sense. Start with the free course and they will give you the streamlined way to get in tech

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Fire move for sure🔥

They don’t normally do that, if it happens again and you feel comfortable, show initiative and ask to implement the feedback.

lol 😂

Fasho fasho! Appreciate you💯

Not if you can show you have the skills. Plenty of SDR managers will take a chance on someone with the knowledge of the role vs someone with just the degree.

@@TechBagTrey combination of sales internships and interest in sales, like majoring in professional sales at university is a staple for long term success.

@topsta7316 all I’m saying is you don’t need a degree. It can help though.

It’s the same process, but it’s not many entry-level, fully remote rolls your best bet would be a hybrid.

I have a few recent videos on my channel that show you how.

Glad it could help!💯

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Yea that’s B2C, it’s a little different in B2B where your software can help save them money or make them more money. They are a lot more open to hearing what it’s about.

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The cuffs were shot! But lol yes, they for sure are upset 😂

Hope it went well for you! Prayers 🙏🏾 💯

Yea for sure, tech sales is still looking for individuals. If you don’t go for learning the skills on tech sales through a course, you will need to tailor your phone experience for tech sales

Thank you for the feedback!!! 😃

No problem 💯

Me too but I needed the cuffs smaller 🤷🏾‍♂️

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If you mean how much, it depends on the cleaners. I would probably take it to a Tailor

There are a few, but I can only vouch for the one I took at CourseCareers.

@@TechBagTrey so what course was that

Tech sales. But you can choose whatever you are drawn to the most. That’s where you will have the most success.

Hey Shawna you got this girl! That was a great deal that you got the course for. But just run through the info or the study guides that they have in the Discord before you take it. I just prayed for you! 🚀

Not really, there are tech companies all over the world. They all need people to sell the product.

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Appreciate you G! Glad you are starting back, you got this fam🚀

This is hybrid, some at home and some in office. But there are fully remote roles and fully in office as well. Depends on what you’re looking for.

Yea it can definitely be a space for you to do that. You would be surprised, there are a lot of former high level athletes in tech sales and they do very well.

Thank you Mandi!

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I definitely hear you on that. For things to change you have to change. You don’t have to know about tech, just the company you will work for and how they help other businesses.

Appreciate the insights on the market there. Here in the states I’m seeing people get hired with way less credentials than you almost everyday on LinkedIn. Normally depending on what interview round people are falling off in I have different opinions. Since you aren’t getting to the interviews, I would suggest working on your resume more. No pictures, standard font, use stats and sales language for your bullet points on your different jobs, even the ones that had nothing to do with sales.

​@@TechBagTreyThat is good advice, Trey.

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I am now employed, my suggestion is to tell people to keep trying 🫡. And prep well for the mock call, I fortunately crushed my first mock call since I knew I might not get another chance, and I was able to get the job. The job I got required a video cover letter so I think seeing my personality on screen made it easier to picture me doing the role. Also get LinkedIn premium to message hiring managers and recruiters for jobs you really want. Cold emails didn't help but I think the LinkedIn messages did as I now have another interview booked for a sizeable company. Still gonna do it as my job hasn't started yet.

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