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How long does it take to study before getting a in that field
I have a question For a Sales representatives ,wholesale & manufacturing
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Gloria’s Answer
Hi LeAndrew,
The short answer to your questions is, it depends. Sales representative is a broad term, used differently depending on the company that you work for. I would say what you really need to consider is - how do you want to use your sales expertise? Does that expertise depend on your knowledge in a specific area? When I think about sales representatives in the medical field, knowledge of medicine makes for the best representatives, If you are generally thinking about sales, some companies prefer diplomas, often in areas like Business to help you understand working with businesses. And at some companies, a sales representative is their own boss.
When entering sales, you may want to consider internships to get a feel for a company's specific style of Sales. The culture of sales can vary from company to company. You want to figure out what culture reflects your authentic self.
Gloria
The short answer to your questions is, it depends. Sales representative is a broad term, used differently depending on the company that you work for. I would say what you really need to consider is - how do you want to use your sales expertise? Does that expertise depend on your knowledge in a specific area? When I think about sales representatives in the medical field, knowledge of medicine makes for the best representatives, If you are generally thinking about sales, some companies prefer diplomas, often in areas like Business to help you understand working with businesses. And at some companies, a sales representative is their own boss.
When entering sales, you may want to consider internships to get a feel for a company's specific style of Sales. The culture of sales can vary from company to company. You want to figure out what culture reflects your authentic self.
Gloria
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Dario’s Answer
Surely it is always better at least to get a Bachelor in Economics or Humanities field.
However work practice is always the best way to learn a job .
If you have TIME and MONEY, you could study and work (Internship), to improve faster than others.
Usually in the workplace, the level of work experience is more important than the degree of study.
I hope I was helpful.
However work practice is always the best way to learn a job .
If you have TIME and MONEY, you could study and work (Internship), to improve faster than others.
Usually in the workplace, the level of work experience is more important than the degree of study.
I hope I was helpful.