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Struggling to stand out in medical sales? This episode is your blueprint for crafting a resume that gets noticed, even if you don’t have direct salesexperience. Learn how to position your background as an asset, highlight your sales potential, and structure your resume for maximum impact.
Why are you interested in a sales position, or why did you get into sales? This question is most applicable for entry level sales roles up to about 2 years of salesexperience. Given the level of rejection faced in sales, it’s important that your reasons for interest in sales align with the realities of the job.
Reach out to people in the sales field and ask them about their experiences. Attend webinars or local networking events. And when you're having those conversations, don’t be afraid to ask for advice on how they broke into sales without experience or what they’d do differently in your shoes.
Yet, according to a McKinsey report on sales-force performance , the salesexperience remains one of the most important factors in customers’ purchasing decisions—as much as half of a business’s growth in revenue, profitability, and market share can be directly attributed to the effectiveness of its sales force and salesexperience.
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The reality, though, is because negotiations are often conflict-filled events and there are trained negotiators on the other side of the table from the salesperson. Walk us back, andy, to your first medical salesexperience. So it actually takes me back to when I was first exposed to healthcare sales and healthcare companies.
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Not Prioritizing Data Tracking Just like profitable revenue practices involve analyzing large swaths of customer and industry data to identify prospects, customer trends, and high-performance sales techniques, sales managers do best when they have a lot of data about their team.
The reality is that negotiations are often conflict-filled events and there are trained negotiators on the other side of the table from the salesperson. Talking about these sales teams, you’ve seen a lot. Walk us back to your first medical salesexperience. Lean on your teammates and bring them into the salesprocess.
While prospecting is indeed part of the larger salesprocess, the goal of prospecting, as we’ll discuss further, is not to “close deals”; it’s to create enough awareness, interest and connection to secure a second conversation.
Everybody’s like we have to have salesexperience. How do you get salesexperience without salesexperience? 04:35 Given my background, my one year of salesexperience, now I was ready at the age of 26. And I got a call the next week for a medical device job. I said I absolutely will.
Everybody’s like we have to have salesexperience. How do you get salesexperience without salesexperience? 04:35 Given my background, my one year of salesexperience, now I was ready at the age of 26. And I got a call the next week for a medical device job. I said I absolutely will.
I have a clinical team for the NICU, L&D, pre-sales, post-sales, quoting support, and sales support throughout the entire salesprocess. If you have med device and equipment salesexperience, then you should be fine transitioning into this because the products are relatively easy compared to an MRI machine.
Everybody’s like we have to have salesexperience. How do you get salesexperience without salesexperience? 04:35 Given my background, my one year of salesexperience, now I was ready at the age of 26. And I got a call the next week for a medical device job. I said I absolutely will.
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