I need $45000 by July '06. Can anyone help me get a job, with my sales 9 yrs exp? anilandmails@yahoo.com?
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Visit my website www.gift4home.com and if you have buyers for my collection you are going to make a good profit...
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That's a tight deadline.\n\nTry to see what you could sell on eBay\nAsk your boss for an advance against next month's wages\nBorrow it from a friend
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It is a tough time to get into the market. I'm on the mortgage lending side, but very familiar with both. The market is slow and few people want to do much around the holidays. The good news is, everyone in the business gets lazy this time of year, so the competition will be down. Early next year should be rather busy, so if you start learning now, you can get a jumpstart early on. The market has been somewhat steady, although I have seen many rookies get out of the business because they're not making any money. It really depends on the kind of person that you are and your work ethic. If you know you can make it, it really doesn't matter when you start. If you are the type of person that will easily fail in this business, you are likely to do so even at the busiest time of year. Feel free to email at my home address me with any questions: rxse7n@hotmail.com
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This could vary greatly depending on what part of the country that you live in. Are you in Augusta, GA or New York City? I can tell you that if you have good sales and leadership skills you can triple your income by going out on your own. I can even suggest ways to do that gradually so you don't have to leave the safety of your paycheck until your own company is flying high. Want more details? bruce@getvia.com
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Well Chad,your question is right up my alley - I'm a business coach. If that's your pic, you're a young guy, and now is the perfect time to be asking this. 1st, don't JUST stay cause of the money, it will eat your soul alive. And don't just wait till you find, as others have said, "something else"- could be just as bad or worse. Before you leave, take stock of your skills, sales seems to be 1st, invest in yourself, sharpen your abilities with some advanced hi-quality training. Then think about what sorts of things you find fascinating! Then go sell in a related higher$$ field, like real estate, or concert audio/visual equipment, or TV ad sales. A classy salesperson, who keeps learning, can have lots of work choices, & be happy too. (a good business coach couldn't hurt).
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Sell some things you no longer need. Ebay is great but using the local paper is fine too. Got a lot of stuff and/or friends with stuff hold a garage sale. Another thing you might want to consider is a job with a temp agency. Around where I live you can make very good money with a temporary job assignment and the agency will find you the job.
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You should start looking now and just continue to look until you move and when you get there.  The job market changes constantly.  Feel free to send in your resume too but mention in your cover letter that you won't be there for another six months.  I believe it would make you look motivated/
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I have been in this business for five years and I made 250k last year. The year before that was 70k. The other three years were at about 25-35k. It may take you some time but it is well worth it.
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Like another poster on here I have noticed the lack of experience, but I do want to point out that while large companies have been around for 20-50 years, e-commerce companies haven't had the same opportunities or time frame to create such experience. Many do indeed take the two year flop and disapear, but there are those that stick around and have large success. With the coming e-commerce boom many of those that are already established or soon get established will do just fine if not very well. \nNow to answer the question since I've babbled for a moment. I do know of a few Internet Home Businesses that do indeed work. Most do take some time and effort, but also produce results. Anything that doesn't take time and/or effort is most likely too good to be true. If you would like additional information on some of the companies/opportunities that I have researched or been a part of feel free to send me an email at your convenience. The reason I am not posting such information is because I don't beleive in spamming or anything of the sort because it takes away credibility, similar to signs posted on telephone poles that claim you can make $1000's every minute if you call that person immediatly. So my email is duh_pariah_papaya@yahoo.com, and I'd gladly pass some information along to you if you would like. Otherwise I hope I've helped to answer your question and good luck in whatever you pursue.
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Hi, you earning  problem u can solve so easily if you really want. You have looking for a part-time job like sales g/m, waiter/waitress, or others what you interested. You can ask to your friend, relatives or others who near you and good wishing you but, you have good cooperate with them.\nWish  you good luck.
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Would you consider working at home for a legit company based out of Texas. If you are interested and serious please email me at z_ameriplan@yahoo.com
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I work with an Inc 500 Company from my home.  They have been in business for over 20 years and have a revenue sharing program that has helped me to suppliment my current income.  I am able to work from my home around my current schedule... no get rich quick scheme... just a way to work towards a little brighter future.  I am willing to show you how I work from home without any obligation, and if after receiving all the information, you'd like to get started, I would be willing to work WITH you toward your goals.  It does take time and effort, but both are able to be scheduled around your current schedule.\n\nIf you are interested in hearing more about my company, contact me through yahoo360 or IM
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I have been both a car sales man for 4 years and a mortgage consultant for 3 in cars i averaged 110-120k per year i have averaged 180k as a mc for 3 i do about 4-6 loans per month and i cold call people 6 hours a day 5 days a week. so it is more money but you have to work at it alot harder. either way you have to be a good saleman so get some good books on sales and learn your craft.
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Dear Patrick\nNow that the job market is finally looking up, it's the perfect time to seek out new opportunities. This spring you need to shake off that "lucky I even have a job" mentality, polish up your resume, and explore your career options! There are fun, flexible, fantastic jobs out there just waiting for someone like you!\nNow, get out there and pound the pavement. Beat on some doors until you latch onto that incredible dream job you always wanted! \n(I heard the Dearborn area is a great place to promote tourism?)\n-Kenny
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You are going to need to do lot of cold calling and maybe even showing up face to face for with the business owners/retailers.\n\nWhy don't you hire some sales people to help you?
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You didn't mention if this new manager was also selling. If he is, great. Have your top sales person offer to match him sale for sale. That should embarrass him into either quitting or coming up with a more reasonable figure. Or, who knows? Maybe he is right. Either way, everyone will find out. Chances are, especially if one comes from outside of their industry, that the manager doesn't know how to sell. That is usually the case. In that case take the top salesperson's monthly average and add about 20%. I don't care what the product is cable or airplanes, that's doable. BTW, why did they hire from outside the company? Another problem might possibly be that they want people to quit that are close to collecting retirement benefits. It happens all the time.
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I've heard that it takes 1 month of looking for every $10K that the job pays.  \n\nDon't get discouraged...  I'm sure your right job will come along.  Your height should not be an issue.  \n\nMaybe try wearing some high heels? \n\nGood Luck - \n\nCheers!