What's the best career/business for a tall good looking

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>>1518330
Salesman.

>>1518331
i can't find anything on this, wtf is it

>>1518333
aren't most sales jobs desperately trying to get people to buy cars and shit only to make like 30k a year? sounds pretty awful.

Account manager/salesman/toll marketer

>>1518336
Good car salesmen probably make close to 6 figures I'd imagine

>>1518347
but even then, it seems like a shitty job. and there's no opportunity for advancement.

i worry that once you're a mediocre salesman, you'll always be a mediocre salesman.

>>1518350
That's just a bad attitude, and could apply to any profession

>>1518355

eh, perhaps.

but when you're working for a big corporation, is it not true that there is almost unlimited opportunity to move upwards towards executive roles? Whereas working in a car dealership, the best you can hope for is a senior salesman or something.

>>1518336
Nah, fuck car sales, working for dealerships is worse than being a wagecuck. There's sales in everything, find a niche or sales job that you really like, it's far easier to be a salesmen for a product that you actually support rather than something you pretend to support. Besides, everyone should try sales at some point who want a career in business, it's pretty hard to copy the experience from sales into college coursework anyways.

>>1518358
> is it not true that there is almost unlimited opportunity to move upwards towards executive roles?
You're pretty young I'm assuming?

>>1518358

you are fucking stupid

its called owning your own dealership

>>1518330
Anything in management. Image and the ability to speak fluent English are valuable.

>>1518368
thanks for the advice. isn't it all still shilling over cold calls though and not making much money doing it?

>>1518370
yep, 19. am i that delusional?

>>1518371
fair enough. but to get one you have to already be fairly successful.

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>>1518377
This is my good non-college educated (very smart tho) friend who works what some would call a telemarketing job... But he sells mortgages. He is at the top of his field now but as u can see he makes out unreal for a w-2 employee with no biz owner worries.

If your good at sales, then find the product that you are passionate about & go to town. Sales jobs in the right markets are some of the best jobs in the world, but you must really have the skills & build ur experience.

Sell insurance, mortgages, annuities, cars, etc... Get good at selling, like really really good & then the companies come for you. Great salesmen get fringe benefits, signing bonuses, time off others don't get... If u have the talent then it's one of the best jobs out there.

>>1518399
that's pretty incredible. Is he a charismatic guy? I feel like that's more important in sales than intelligence.

Are you saying take whatever sales job i can get at first, even if it pays shit, then let my skill make a name for myself until i get picked up by better companies? or do i need to search long and hard for the "right" first sales job? does it matter where i start?

>>1518413
Yeah, he's very charismatic & very intelligent. You are 100% correct in that being likable is 50 more times important than intelligence in consumer sales.

I know several ppl that r similar to my buddy above & a common trait is that they all started as servers at restaurants so that would be a great place to see if ur naturally good at sales. They always made several hundred dollars on fri & sat nights at Applebee's, chilies Friday's type restaurants. I'm not that sales guy myself, too much noise for me but I sure as fuck respect those that are great or even just good.