Stacy Hill loves her job selling acute care infusion disposables in the San Diego market!
Are you ready to find your dream job? I can help! Go to: gethiredinmedicalsales.com
Stacy is thrilled with the opportunities and support her new company offers her!
We had the opportunity to practice some interviewing skills before her big interview.
Even as a successful medical device rep, she knew the value of coaching. We focused on using the STAR/CAR method of answering questions.
The value of this training is to avoid rambling or getting stuck when you have your big moment.
In these interviews, you must sell yourself every step of the way! Can you think on your feet and come up with stories to nail your answers?
Tip: Pause after a question and draw up your real-world successes. This is much easier if you list out your top 5-7 stories and practice talking about them before the interview.
How can you get your resume past the screening mechanisms and into the right hands? She suggests networking with the people in the company to identify the inside recruiter and the hiring manager. Then, use your connections in the company to help you get your resume to the hiring manager.
She had no experience but got hired and moved up to her dream medical sales job. Now, she is willing to use her connections to help you. However, you must connect with her on LinkedIn and ask for help.
Schedule your FREE 15-minute call by going to:gethiredinmedicalsales.com
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By Mike Hayes
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Stacy Hill loves her job selling acute care infusion disposables in the San Diego market!
Are you ready to find your dream job? I can help! Go to: gethiredinmedicalsales.com
Stacy is thrilled with the opportunities and support her new company offers her!
We had the opportunity to practice some interviewing skills before her big interview.
Even as a successful medical device rep, she knew the value of coaching. We focused on using the STAR/CAR method of answering questions.
The value of this training is to avoid rambling or getting stuck when you have your big moment.
In these interviews, you must sell yourself every step of the way! Can you think on your feet and come up with stories to nail your answers?
Tip: Pause after a question and draw up your real-world successes. This is much easier if you list out your top 5-7 stories and practice talking about them before the interview.
How can you get your resume past the screening mechanisms and into the right hands? She suggests networking with the people in the company to identify the inside recruiter and the hiring manager. Then, use your connections in the company to help you get your resume to the hiring manager.
She had no experience but got hired and moved up to her dream medical sales job. Now, she is willing to use her connections to help you. However, you must connect with her on LinkedIn and ask for help.
Schedule your FREE 15-minute call by going to:gethiredinmedicalsales.com
Follow US!
Stacy's LinkedIn
Michael's LinkedIn
Don't forget to subscribe and listen each week as we share helpful tips to get you hired in medical sales!
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