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Sales Leader | Territory Manager | Field Sales Trainer | President's Club | Medical Device

How do you know what questions to ask in your next medical sales interview?🤷🏼♂️   Don't let unpreparedness cost you your dream sales job. Well researched and thoughtful questions separate you from the competition.   Think like a hiring manager. They want reps who:   -think strategically -take initiative -dig deeper for true motivation   Asking great questions is an essential skill for a high performing sales rep. 🏆   What's the cost of failing this test? It indicates you may:   -fail to uncover true reasons behind objections -miss opportunities for valuable feedback -lack understanding of sales fundamentals   5 question templates to get you started:   1. I see your company recently launched XYZ product. What’s the 5 year outlook and how are we doing so far?   2. What’s the biggest obstacle current reps struggle to overcome in this role? 3. What are the biggest growth opportunities you see for this division in the next 10 years?   4. What opportunities does XYZ company provide for professional growth and development?   5. In your opinion, what does XYZ company do better than our competitors?     Prepare, impress, and prove that you are the best hire for the job you want!   Want to take your sales career to the next level?🤩 FOLLOW for expert tips and strategies!✨   #Sales #SalesInterviewTips #JobSearch #InterviewPreparation #ProfessionalGrowth #SalesSuccess #MedicalSales

Jesse Solar

Vascular Territory Manager @ Penumbra | PE | DVT | Arterial Thrombectomy | Embolization

1mo

Great questions brotha! For anyone new, here are some challenges to consider for #2: product has no indication yet, no or less clinical data than competitors, competitors being around longer and much cheaper, the product could be a huge paradigm shift so tough to get drs to switch from decades of doing it one way, so many competitors are already on shelf so VAC won’t approve another, territories are too large for reps to manage, no reimbursement, product adds too many extra steps to the case and adds time, previous rep didn’t work enough and develop good relationships, unrealistic quotas, etc! Tough gig!

Amber Hamrick

Medical Sales | Laboratory Sales Support | Class IV Medical Devices | Start-Up Entrepreneurship | Product Education | Relationship Management | Client Prospecting | curious, empathetic, adaptable | willing to relocate

1mo

Great info! Thank you so much for sharing.

Mary Kate Iacono

Medical device sales representative

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