Edvin Cabrera is a recent Medical Sales College graduate with a teriffic resume but it was his personalty and confidence that got people's attention.

Of course the his resume showed his accomplishmets and abilities to do the job. But when they had a vision of him in front of customers, that's when he got hired.

It makes sense today when everyone has a degree and work experience, you have to let your unique personal qualities stand out. 

To help with this practice your interviwing skills so you will have confidece and alow your uniques qualities to come out! 

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Edvin Cabrera

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Mike Hayes

Edvin Cabrera

Even after graduating from Medical Sales College, he still had to really hustle to find interviews and to get hired in medical sales. So we learn that your college and work experience is not enough to get hired in one of these great jobs. Since it is a medical "sales" role, remember they want you and expect you to sell yourself in every step of the hiring process.

By the time you show up at the interview, you better have some great 'notches" on your belt in prerparing for the inteview. For example, they want to know what you did to prepare or what you have learned about the opportunity? This is the moment to share about how your selling skills lead to conversations with other reps or got you in to see a doctor to reserach the porduct! Don't just say, "I went on your website."

This hustle for Edvin came in the sheer number of applicatoins and interviews he went through to get hired. Can you persevere and handle rejection?

Another "notch" on his belt was reaching out to me to get some coaching. Remember hiring mamagers really like to see that you are growing in your skills through training and development.

With Edvin and with many of you, it is the little things that make a huge differece. I was able to give him confiendce and clarity so he was able to be more genuine in the interviews. 

Could some coaching or interview training be helpful to you?

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Today's guest is Sharon Tan, to connect with her visit LinkedIn. 

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Joel Clegg

Mark Bartz-expert in resumes and LinkedIn profiles

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Alison Clodfelter

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Learn how four peole overcame their challenges and obstacles to get hired in medcial sales!

What did it take for them to have a break through moment?

Three of them had no sales experience and one had too much!

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Don't take my word for it, reach out to them with the LinkedIn profiles listed below:

Tara Heinicka            Alison Clodfelter

Joel Clegg                Kurt Motsinger

Keith Willis Part 2

To land a great job in medical sales you need the confidence and skills to nail your interview. I will help prepare through my training which is both an online course and live one-on-one calls. We will learn and practice together until you get hired!

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As a cosultant to the hiring managers, Keith talks about the importance of bring your"A" game to the interview and to your sales calls once you have the job. 

There are more demands on the medical providers today as they are seeing more patients and medical reps than before.

So the hiring manager is looking for something extra special about you in order to see you in this role. You don't have to be a "cheerleader or a quarterback" but you do have to let your light shine!

For example, do you need some training on interviewing? How are your questions, STAR responses and your close? Do you read the room and make a genuine connection so that they want to hire you?  

For more training consider hiring a coach, find a mentor, join a mastermind group or take a course. If you need leadership skills go volunteer to serve in management. He led a Toastmasters Group. 

Some people are stuck and they should hire a coach but they don't and that is mistake. Either they don't want to spend the money or don't want to make the commitment so they miss out.

There are two reason's or situations when you should hire a coach. At least this is what I did to be successful: 1.) You want help to get to the next level. 2.) Your stuck.

If billion dollar pharmaceutical companies hire Keith to train their managers, they value training and development. So when you show up at a highly competitve interview your training and coaching will pay off! 

Sometimes when you get rejected or passed over it will turn out to be a good thing! Maybe you dodged a bullet! Just keep moving forward toward your goal. Success goes to the person who perseveres. 

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For a special bonus offer Keith has a FREE career job guide or e-book for you to download.

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Keith Willis is a consultant to pharmaceutical sales teams. 

If you are ready to find a great pharmaceutical or medical sales job let's talk:

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We can brainstorm together and see if I can help you find interviews and get hired!

He shared two career tips, expand your networking and to grow in your skills and abilities.

He says expand your network beyond your specialty to new audiances. For example consider volunteering or serving in a new place and meet new people.

To gain more skills or grow join a mastermind group, hire a coach or take a course.

If you don't have sales experience then focus on these things:

• Find examples in your previous jobs to show performance.
• Talk about how you can be indepedent and coachable at the same time.
• Show examples of how you collaborated to accomplished a big goal.

Seek out help an input but ultimately you have to have your strategy and plan to be successful.

Thanks for listening!

I would love to hear about your specific situation and to see if I can help!

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Taylor Mefford

She started off as a B2B sales rep and then did medical sales and then started here own business. She is a full time coach and is now helping others break into medical sales. 

She discusses her medical sales roles and offers tips to help you find interviews and then advance to get hired. 

Some of her clients are former nurses who wanted to still be involved with patients but needed new opportunities. Now as reps they can control their income and hours but still use thier desire to help others. 

My favorite part was about how she helps others when they hit the wall and get stuck.

If you are serious about medical sales and want to learn about her coaching then message her on LinkedIn.  

To learn more about how I have helped others or to set up a FREE coaching call go to my website:

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