Md. Omar Yousuf Rasel’s Post

As a Salesperson, there’s always one thing that interests you about the Job. That thing that keeps you going and helps you stay on top of your game. In my conversation with a colleague @Tomi Samson She asked; What’s your favorite aspect of sales? I replied; Different things interest me in sales. Beyond selling, I love the part where I get to explore new connections, meet new people, and suddenly a client-like-family is made already. I love the part where I get to orientate people about the Job. Most importantly the point where value is seen and a deal is sealed. It makes one feel like a real salesman again. Sales isn’t for the weak. It won’t always be sweet moments, but you need to find that one thing that gets you excited on the Job always. To remain a top guy, you need a top mentality. It takes that one deal to change the whole story. You’re closer than you could ever imagine. Work, pray, stay motivated, stay positive, keep going. You’re a champ.🥂💪🏻 #Sales #salesman #realtor #Motivation #goals

My first job ever was Door to Door sales.......... True Story! Selling to people in their homes. I'd knock on over a 100 houses a day. I was told NO….9 out of every 10 Houses. More NO’s then I’ve gotten in any job. Slammed doors Lots of scowls But....... SOME people did talk to me SOME were thankful that I knocked SOME did buy from me And getting that one YES propelled me to that next house. That's what sales is all about Knocking on doors Making calls Sending messages Pushing past the rejection Because out there ARE people who need your product It's just your job to find them You're going to get rejected You're going to get a lot of "no's" You're going to get challenged But push past those and you'll find people who will partner with you. Always remember there are people out there who have problems that your product can solve Keep knocking Keep calling Keep messaging Keep your head up And you'll find them! What was the first job you had that taught you about grit? #grit #positivemindset #addvalue #challengeaccepted

Just give sales a try!! Whenever I have a candidate that’s looking for their first job, I try pitching them on sales. Why? Well firstly, sales has the opportunity to be as lucrative as you make it. As any passionate salesman will tell you, the sky is the limit. And when someone is out looking for their first job, chances are they don’t have crazy expenses. They’re usually young, and if they have a family, it’s a small one. They can afford to go a few months without a salary. They might not get the opportunity to try sales later in life when they have an large family relying on their paycheck. So this is the time where they can give sales a chance. Curious to hear from people in the later stages of their careers: do you wish you had started in sales when you were younger and had less expenses? #GreaterAdvice #FlatFEE

I love my sales profession because it allows me to meet different people, gain diverse experiences, and hear unique perspectives. Many say that sales is an easy job, but in reality, it takes heart and passion. Anyone can be a salesperson, but those who truly love it find the joy and fun in the process. Sales is full of ups and downs, but for me, it’s about passion, not just money. Every day, I aim to learn something new and grow through the challenges. #SalesPassion #LearningEveryday #SalesJourney"

Sales, A profession I had never counted as a career path. Today I have completed my 4 years in Sales job. 6 years back when I graduated and started looking for a job, sales job was never in the list. Till date I have never met anyone who or whose parents say that their child will be a sales professional. I still remember that person, a stranger whom I met during a bus journey and he shared his experience of sales job with me. It took me time to accept this and understand what i am supposed to do in my job. Even thought to quit many times but life was adamant. And today I can say, salesman is none less than a solider, who has to fight with rejection and failure in his sales call, and recollect all his strength and self confidence for the next call and the process keeps on repeating, making your more strong. #salesandmarketing #sales

Skip the Post please, IF you’re #NOT_Sales guy 🙏 IF you’re in #SALES business then you’re ONE OF THREE kinds of Sales people ☀️💰 HUNTER, FARMER those the most 2 famous guys in our career & I CAN add new one : #THE_REACTER!! 👎 This character is considered one of the most dangerous and worst types to any company , and is usually not discovered except in the event of a market decline 📉. He is the person who treats the sales profession as a daily job !!??? 🤦♂️, responds to emails, visits customers when needed, and only does his work when asked to 😴 The #Sales profession is unlike any other profession 💪 Being a REAL salesman means 🤔? - Mastering how to create and earn new #MONEY 💵 from nothing. -How to create new clients from nothing 😎. - How to move professionally between the hunter and the farmer 😉. Ahmed..

LoL😃 This one got my attention. 📌Anyone who is in sales or has ever done sales can relate. I always say anyone who has ever done sales can manage every kind of job. 📌When doing sales, you must always be ready to face rejections— especially from the people you know. My supervisor used to say "It's only in sales that people will reject you until you reject yourself"😃 📌The first person to believe in you is often a stranger. Any sales person should always know that every "no" makes you stronger, and every challenge teaches you to push forward. Just learn to smile at those challenges and move to the next. The key is to show up authentically, offer value, and build trust with those who don’t know you yet—the strangers, yes that's where you are most likely to convert. #Sales #Marketing #Resilience #TrustTheProcess #KeepGoing

Sometimes I sit and think about the future in sales. Different people tell different stories, and I have my own experiences to share. I started in sales with a passion and a mindset that doing sales is an art, and not everyone is an artist. I’ve heard the saying that a seller will always be a seller, which I don’t think is a bad thing—it’s an art. However, over time I realized why many people shy away from sales. It’s a constant struggle to meet targets, fulfill deadlines, and achieve career growth. I was talking to one of my seniors, and he mentioned that there’s a norm: within a year, either a seller leaves the company or the company fires them. But what about the experience they gained? When a seller is fired, no matter how much time they spend at the company, they often have to start fresh again. Staying in the company doesn’t guarantee growth in the sales industry, either. That’s what I think. What are your thoughts on this? #SalesCareer #SalesChallenges #CareerAdvice #SalesExperience