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The interview said the starting salary was high, but it actually seemed just average—just over 20,000. The bonus was also said to be high (this part was explained very vaguely). However, the atmosphere at the company seemed a little strange (the kind of strange you can’t quite put into words). The person who conducted my initial interview also seemed to be in sales, probably a senior colleague. He wore glasses and communicated very poorly. He didn’t look like a genuinely capable salesperson. Based on that alone, I couldn’t imagine what kind of sales skills I could develop there. Also, they apparently don’t require a related educational background (I studied electronics), which surprised me a little. It seemed that people from departments such as food and beverage or tourism could also come work there as salespeople!
The interview said the starting salary was high, but it actually seemed just average—just over 20,000. The bonus was also said to be high (this part was explained very vaguely). However, the atmosphere at the company seemed a little strange (the kind of strange you can’t quite put into words). The person who conducted my initial interview also seemed to be in sales, probably a senior colleague. He wore glasses and communicated very poorly. He didn’t look like a genuinely capable salesperson. Based on that alone, I couldn’t imagine what kind of sales skills I could develop there. Also, they apparently don’t require a related educational background (I studied electronics), which surprised me a little. It seemed that people from departments such as food and beverage or tourism could also come work there as salespeople!