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	Does anyone know of a good sales recruiting company I can use to fill some open sales jobs? I run a medium size company in the Toronto area and I need to fill two executive sales jobs and two mid-level sales jobs. I've used recruiters before but with no success. I'm looking for a recruiting company that specializes in sales jobs. Can anyone recommend a good sales recruiter? 1 answer - Asked By: David T - 1/28/2009

	Can someone refer me to a really good site for medical sales jobs / medical device sales jobs? I have been in B to B sales for a long time and want to get into medical sales but all the jobs on the typical job sites are redundant at best. Where do the medical sales recruiters go to place the best medical sales jobs? Free or pay sites, I just want the best ones to advance my career. Thanks, Holly 1 answer - Asked By: - 12/8/2009

	Why does Monster.com have so many people who contact job-seekers without even reading their resume? I have used Monster in the past, as well, and every time I upload a resume, I get slammed with emails from insurance sales recruiters. There isn't ANYTHING in my resume that indicates I have any desire whatsoever to enter sales of any sort. Obviously, they don't even read it. Why is Monster so full of desperate bottom-feeders? 2 answers - Asked By: - 2/15/2013

	What do you think will happen with the economy at this point? I am confused. In the last few weeks it was all over the news that some recovery was being seen. If or one, own my business and saw a huge pick up starting June 1st (i am a recruiter for sales jobs). now world bank is predicting bad things....what do you all think will happen in the next 6-12 months? Serious answers only please. 4 answers - Asked By: Lea - 6/23/2009

	Which part of San Diego has more jobs? I love La Jolla, but are there more jobs in Downtown? Trying to decide which part to move that's closer to jobs? My husband is looking for restaurant or retail jobs, and I am looking for sales jobs and recruiter jobs. Have a baby so daycare is also a concern. Any advice is appreciated. 3 answers - Asked By: Jessica - 3/26/2008

	Does anyone know of a pharmaceutical rep sales job that does not require a degree? Have plenty of sales experience (10years) but do not have a bachelor's degree. I am currently in school. Does anyone know of any companies that i can work for without a degree? Thanx. 2 answers - Asked By: #1 Ozzy fan - 8/20/2009

	Should I attach a cover letter along with my online application? I am applying for a sales representative job at a hotel reservation center. I'm applying online and can add up to 5 attachments relevant to my application. Should I attach a cover letter and a resume or just a resume? If I was mailing in my application/resume I would most definitely have a cover letter. But since it's an online application I'm trying to decide whether or not they'll be annoyed by having 2 attachments to download? 1 answer - Asked By: jamie68117 - 3/16/2008

	What a good first job in sales for someone without sales experience??? It seems like every decent sales job demands sales experience. I don't want to do tele-marketing or "inside sales".... looking more at B to B outside sales. Any suggestions???? Thanks! 8 answers - Asked By: Cameron C - 1/23/2008

	What jobs can i get after studying business administration? What kind of jobs can i get after i finish business studies at the university ? 2 answers - Asked By: RHSH - 2/9/2013

	In a financial sales job interview, how would you answer the question: What do you think of the market? I am a recent college grad (BA in Communications) and I am looking to get into financial sales. In recent interviews, I've felt like I did well and even impressed them a little but I always stubble on the "What do you think of the market" question. I usually go on about the SEC and lack of regulations, but when I mentioned this to one of my recruiters today, she suggests I focus more on the investment side of the question. Anyway, I'm at a loss here... any advice? 5 answers - Asked By: Louise A - 2/4/2009

	What's the best way to plan a career in America in an increasingly unstable job market? Stable jobs really do not seem to exist in America anymore. Layoffs and jobs shipped overseas seemed to be the norm. How does one build a career in America and get access to benefits? 3 answers - Asked By: trer - 6/22/2007

	What kind of job can you get with a Communication degree with a concentration in Business? My husband is a pastor and has two degrees..one in Religion and the other in Communication. He's changing jobs for a while and going to grad school. What can he do with those? 1 answer - Asked By: hotmomma82382 - 9/15/2007

	How do you get an recruiter to consider hiring you with no experience? Lets say you are applying for a well paying desk job unrelated to your degree undergrad Psych degree. Why should they hire you over someone else who had maybe a undergrad Business degree? 1 answer - Asked By: Snowflake C - 9/27/2008

	What type of sales experience does staffing agencies look for when looking to hire Recruiters? I have a background in sales but was wondering if there was something they specifcally look for or if a certain type of sales would stand out over another. This is for those all the experienced recrutiers and for those of you may have an idea. Thanks in Advance 3 answers - Asked By: DarlingD - 12/20/2007

	How to deny job offers when you find the right one? I just went around couple businesses the other day and I am just staring to fill out all the applications. I was wondering how to deny the job offers of the ones I least like to work at in order to work at the place I'd prefer the most? Thanks in advance. P.S. This is my first time looking for jobs; as you can see I'm quite unexperienced. I'd appreciate it if you are able to specifically give me some helpful advices. 5 answers - Asked By: Asdfadsawefw A - 10/17/2008

	How to get into medical/surgical sales with a finance background? Is it possible to get into medical / surgical sales with a finance background (in the healthcare industry)? I don't seem to get any response from my resume. I don't have b2b sales experience. (For selling & people skills, the only thing close that I have is retail sales exp & waitressing exp.) What should I do? 2 answers - Asked By: KAB - 8/16/2007

	What are a few decent headhunting or job finding agencies in Toronto? I really need to find work asap, serving, labour, sales, I've done it all and I'm not picky. I'm just not having much luck this time of year. 1 answer - Asked By: Todd - 11/23/2011

	Should you reply to emails recruiting for financial or sales jobs? My resume is completely unrelated to sales or finance. I've received several emails from recruiters about financial or insurance jobs, who say they've reviewed my resume on a career site. Some of them have even sent follow up emails when my email reply didn't get through. Are these legit jobs, and should I just call them out or courtesy, even if I'm looking for a job in an unrelated area. 1 answer - Asked By: Joe S - 7/16/2008

	As a recruiter for Bankers Life and Casualty, how can I convince people to come to career presentations? My job is to look at a list of resumes of people qualified for the job that the company found online. I call people up and invite them to a career presentation. However, I only get paid for people who SHOW UP. Unfortunately, many people decline the offer, and about half the people who sign up to come in don't even show up. What can I do to make more people actually come in, or make the career presentation sound more interesting to people? I wanna get paid! What I say now is what my boss told me to say, and it's pretty basic but good enough. I just tell them I saw their resume online and Bankers would like to bring them in for a career presentation at such-n-such time, and would they be able to attend? My current strategy is just to call as many people as possible. Say I call 50 people. Maybe 10 people will sign up for the career presentation, and at the most 5 would show up! 2 answers - Asked By: Alice - 7/16/2007

	I am looking to transition from sales to a sales analyst position. Can anyone offer any suggestions? I have over ten years of sales experience. A big part of my jobs is analyzing sales data. Over time I have developed more of an interest in the analyst side of my responsibilities and less in the sales side. Can anyone offer any suggestions on how to break into an entry level sales analyst position? 1 answer - Asked By: Reggie B - 2/26/2013

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