



You graduated feeling optimistic. Maybe you got a degree in business, marketing, or something completely unrelated. You heard about tech sales - the remote work, the six-figure earning potential, the career trajectory from SDR to AE to closing $500K deals.
You thought: "This is it. This is my way out."
So you started applying. LinkedIn. Indeed. Company websites. You tweaked your resume. You wrote cover letters. You clicked "Easy Apply" until your fingers hurt.
And then... nothing.
What I learned shocked me:

...even if nothing else has worked before.










Sending 200+ applications per month with 1-2 interviews
Getting auto-rejected within hours by ATS systems
No idea if anyone is actually reading your resume
Feeling like you're shouting into the void
Wondering if you'll EVER break into tech sales
Watching less qualified people land roles while you get ignored

✅ Landing 2-3 interviews per week with targeted outreach
✅ Talking directly to hiring managers who make decisions
✅ Getting referrals from SDRs who want you to succeed
✅ Standing out as the candidate who "gets it"
✅ Choosing between multiple job offers
✅ Starting your $60K-$80K base salary SDR role






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