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∙ 2014-09-18 00:12:27There is no right or wrong way to answer why you want a sales position. You should just be honest and tell the interviewer the truth.
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∙ 2014-09-18 00:12:27These are some questions that might be asked at an interview for a sales position. Tell me about yourself. Why do you want to work in sales? Why did you leave your last job? What is your greatest weakness.
During an interview you may be asked what compelled you to apply for the position. You will want to have an answer ready as to why you feel you would be a good fit for the company.
Always dress for the position you want, not the one you have.
You may be asked in a job interview why you feel you would be suitable for a commercial banking position. You will want to give some thought to why you want to pursue this field and be ready to answer that question with your skills.
Just say that sales is all about marketing the product and making the people realize that they want/need what you have. If you want a future in sales, you can also visit the careers section of Crescent Processing.
A sales position is a wonderful opportunity for anyone wishing to control his or her income. If you have come far enough to have an interview with a company for a sales position, you want to give that interview the best effort you can possibly give. You do not want just to attend your sales job interview. You want to rock your sales job interview. The following are tips on how to knock the socks off your potential employer:Speak NumbersIf you have sales experience, it would be beneficial if you can tell your potential employer about your accomplishments. Employers love to hear numbers, so speak about how you met your sales goals in previous positions. Also, express how you are going to exceed your quota in the new position and provide numbers that will put a smile on the manager's face. Sales equal dollars for your potential employer. If you can make your interviewer think you will make him money, then he will be eager to add you to the sales team.Show ConfidenceConfidence is one of the most important qualities of a good salesperson. While you are in your interview, you must display to the interviewer that you have confidence in your ability. Speak loudly and clearly. Do not fidget as it implies that you are nervous. Make direct eye contact. Your body language will tell the employer whether you are aggressive enough to grab hold of the consumer's interest and persuade him or her to buy products and services.Sell YourselfIf you are interviewing for a sales position, then you need to sell yourself. If you can sell yourself, then you can sell anything an employer has to sell. The objective for you is to convince the employer that you are a better product than everyone else who has applied for the position. You must make him or her believe that you will work harder and sell faster. Pretend that the potential employer is a customer and do everything you can to persuade the interviewer to buy you today. You might walk out of the interview with a new job as a salesperson.Be PersistentIf the employer does immediately hire you and does not contact you in two or three days, call back and remind him or her about your interview. Persistence is another quality that marks a good salesperson. The employer may be testing you to see if you will make a move after the interview. Show the interviewer you have what it takes by calling.
you could study for a job interview if you want to, but i would if you really want the job.
You might want to interview someone who is doing a job, to obtain information that you could analyse.
He said in an interview he would be a Wolf :)
During a job interview, the interviewer may ask you why you applied for the position. You do not want to state the obvious, such as for income to support a family. What employers want to know if what about the particular position appeals to you.
"Why would you want to join us?" Is a sample interview question asked in an Air Stewardess interview.
This question should be answered as honestly as possible as it relates to the business you are interviewing for. Typically, employers want to see people who are motivated, so if you are interviewing for a sales position, a good answer would be, "I would like to move into a sales management position". Or if you are in a technical field, you could say, as I do "I would like to stay technical", or move into R&D.