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You're asking mostly non-sellers how to learn to sell. It might be like going to a sales conference and asking them for advice on how to get into coding. And I
by charlieflowers 4y ago
You're asking mostly non-sellers how to learn to sell. It might be like going to a sales conference and asking them for advice on how to get into coding.
And I think the actual answer would be similar: maybe "anyone" can learn to code, but some people are born with the knack for it. And the same is true for sales.
The blank slate theory has largely been disproven.
So do you have any indications in your background that Sales might be a promising fit for you?
- rasulkireev 4y agoThe thing is that I don't like "sales people" for the most part, I don't want to listen to their advice. I'm interested from hearing thought of other programmers / developers that created something small and were able to "sell" it. I think this advice will be much more applicable than from a "sales person". I might be wrong, but I feel like sales people learn the wrong thing on the job. If you read other comments it seems that small businesses are getting swarmed by soul-less calls from these people that will lead nowhere. That is the exact thing I want to avoid.