渼笛科 is not what everyone says it is—lots of interviews and so on; those who know, know that salespeople come and go.

At first, I also saw many strange reviews, but I still decided to come for an interview.

After being hired, I began training and relearning, treating myself as a blank sheet of paper.

It has now been more than six months. The company’s supervisors take very good care of every employee. The bonus system really depends on whether you are willing to work hard. If you do not work hard but still expect good performance, honestly, if that is your attitude, you really, really should not become a salesperson.

Even now, I still firmly believe that the more effort you put in, the more you get in return. Although it was very difficult at first, seeing my customers close deals one by one gives me a real sense of accomplishment.

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