Is it relevant to being a salesperson, a flight attendant, or a receptionist?
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Applying for a job at HOOTERS!
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You could look into becoming a sales rep for a medical device company or a pharmaceutical company. From what I'm told (my husband's a doctor, so he sees these guys all the time), the pay is good, the perks are good, and you get to talk to interesting people while kind of running your own day.
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Hi David\nthis really depends on what you want to do with your life\nmoney really isnt everything and sales jobs are always available. like you i would be concerned as the company is not awfully well established. remember too that for more money he could be expecting a lot \nso weigh up the pros and cons carefully\ngood luck whateveer your choice
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not often.\n\nthat's why there's such a high turnover rate amongst call centers. because rejection SUCKS. \n\nif it's a product or service the person is in the market for, you may have some luck. but you'll have more success with a warm market (i got your number from a friend, co-worker... i received your business card from someone...). also, salespeople are more receptive than your average joe to a coldcall. they know that a salespitch isn't meant to offend people.\n\nin that, business owners are usually salespeople of sorts, so they're more receptive to unusual phonecall offers, too.\n\nbest of luck!\ngertie
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I would say find out what actually people want rather than just assuming.  \n\nEven it appears to be common sense, the difference is unbelievable.  Find out first hand by interviewing or talking to potential customers.  They will appeciate you making a effort if you call in in person and don't give up!
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Usually it refers to hotel or Motel jobs ranging from maids to cooks, it encommpasses any job where a customer might have contact with an employee.  Could also apply to waiters and waitresses - but we usually define that as the service industry as a portion of that business is in state and local.
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...You'll get your best 'start', as a humble Sales Representative in a Multi-National Corporation (MNC) - and gain real hands-on experience, when sent for a spell in some vague 'foreign' soil. \n...By exhibiting a positive attitude, and continuously proving your worth, you can rise - slowly and steadily, but surely.\nBest of Luck !
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looking at the job description, you should be able to figure out whether if the position is a receptionist position or not.  if so, then don't bother applying.  typically, such EA/AA positions at smaller companies will require multiple functions, including answering phones, that are not on the original job description.  This can be avoided by working for a big company although there are no guarantees that it won't happen.  To answer your question, you never want to say during an interview that you don't want to do "something" even if it may be required every now and then... good luck.
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being a salesperson to me is much more challenging and fun.  I am self employed, I have to go find my clients, they don't just walk in the door.  I get to be out in the world and not behind a desk all day.  I get to meet lots of new people everyday.
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It really depends on what you want to get into.  I agree with the previous poster that sales jobs will give you best income for your time spent.  At 17 you should think of a job that will give you experience towards your long term career goals.  If you see yourself wanting to waitress at a high class joint down the road, now would be a good time to get started with a low end sit down resturant like Denny's or International House of Pancakes.  If you have any computer savvy and are organized you can get a job as a personal/administrative assistant for a small business... that's great experience regardless of what industry you may want to get into down the road.  If you love people, try something like working at the YMCA... you can make a lot of contacts working a place that everyone uses.  Good luck!
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The "essential terms" would vary from contract to contract, but they are just what the name implies.  In a real estate sale, it would be the description of the property being sold, the price, representations and warranties regarding the property, etc.  In an employment contract, it would be the job description (duties, etc.), term of employment, salary and benefits, etc.  It's the narrative - the story of what's going on.\n\n"Consideration" is what each side gives the other.  A house, for a price.  Services (as an employee), for a specified wage.  Etc.  It's the bargain - what you give, what you get.\n\nI really hope this helps.  I'll send you my bill in the mail.  :)\n\nGood luck.
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Usually when hiring for a sales rep people look for someone who works well with others, has great communication skills, calm and confident, driven. You have to be able to talk to people in all walks of life, being muliti/bilingual helps alot! But most employers are looking for someone who is nice, nice looking, has a good attitude, and that can pitch. And not a baseball. LOL Someone who can make the product seem irrisestable. Good luck. Sales is actually a really fast paced job and can be fun.
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It depends on the company's definition of Sales Manager. Some may manage people, others manage sales, others still may manage both sales and people.
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my sister works at a hampton inn and she loves it. i visit her all of the time. she started out at the front desk...and learned everything just by working there. they have great customer service and that makes customers VERY happy which in turn makes the job easier, because the people are nice....good luck if thats what your going to be doing...it seems like fun
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Usually those jobs go hand in hand with call centers and will be located in one place. So if there are call centers near you find out which ones they are and what they do then see if they have that type of position offered. I will guess it will be slim to none being as that type of customer service still seems to be relatively new. Good Luck
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If you are truely talented in all three areas, then I would talk about all of them.  If this were me, I would present a presentation on my five year outlook as a perfume bottle designer that paints their own ads and writes their own articles or ads on their product.  You are your own advertisment company.  Good luck.\n\nmissouricop
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Depends how much effort you put into it. Does your resume say that you are looking for a specific job or is it vague and leaves the decision up to the employer to figure out what you want to do. An objective of finding an interesting job goes into the waste basket. An objective of finding a sales job where I can utilize my strong interpersonal skills gets kicked over to the sales dept. Are you only looking at ads or are you taking out the yellow pages and calling companies in your field and asking if you can fax over a resume and to who's attention. Only 10% of all jobs get advertised. Have you told everyone you know you are looking? 70% of people get their jobs through someone they know.