Workout then interview prep. Ordered some nootropics of the interwebs yesterday, arriving tomorrow, so I expect to be fully optimized for this interview. Let’s fucking get it boys and girls.
I’ve been doing that for a bit as well. It’s so much cheaper in the long run than hitting Starbucks or buying the large bottles of it. Plus you get to be even more of a yuppie scum by using all the overpriced fair trade coffee beans from the local coffee shops.
Goin to go for a run and then start prepping for a first round of interviews on Friday. Been the first actual interview I’ve had in a little bit so I’ll be making sure I don’t fuck this up.
Went to bed early last night cause I was sick now I’m up earlier than I intended.
Going to use this opportunity to hit the gym and get the day started on a good note. Let’s get it.
To the cold call guy, I’ve done cold calling for campaigns before, and despite the love I have for politics, doing that over the phone is tough, and can be mind numbing after a while. Canvassing door-to-door was a much better experience for me. Speaking with people face to face was much more enjoyable. Try to figure out whether like the guys said, if it’s nerves, or if it’s the lack of personal touch that cold calling gives you. I have no experience in sales, so I can’t speak to the industry, but if you think it’s just the fact that it’s over the phone, try to find a job/role within the company or outside the company that gives you a some facetime with people.
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Good luck my friend
Happy birthday bro
Bout to go for a quick run, then prep for my first round interview later today. That job’s got my fuckin name on it.
Not a cottage, but looking to go camping with the squad in upstate NY soon. Anyone have suggestions on spots?
Don’t forget Salt and Pepper
Yeah, but probiotics or whatever…
You’ve got this man.
Workout then interview prep. Ordered some nootropics of the interwebs yesterday, arriving tomorrow, so I expect to be fully optimized for this interview. Let’s fucking get it boys and girls.
I’ve been doing that for a bit as well. It’s so much cheaper in the long run than hitting Starbucks or buying the large bottles of it. Plus you get to be even more of a yuppie scum by using all the overpriced fair trade coffee beans from the local coffee shops.
Name checks out.
Goin to go for a run and then start prepping for a first round of interviews on Friday. Been the first actual interview I’ve had in a little bit so I’ll be making sure I don’t fuck this up.
Matcha is the shit.
Good Luck. Go crush it
My allergies are going insane too. Never used to have them this bad.
Went to bed early last night cause I was sick now I’m up earlier than I intended.
Going to use this opportunity to hit the gym and get the day started on a good note. Let’s get it.
All good man
I’ve had two summer campaign gigs where half of my job was cold calling, so I figured I’d offer my perspective on the subject. But duly noted Rico.
To the cold call guy, I’ve done cold calling for campaigns before, and despite the love I have for politics, doing that over the phone is tough, and can be mind numbing after a while. Canvassing door-to-door was a much better experience for me. Speaking with people face to face was much more enjoyable. Try to figure out whether like the guys said, if it’s nerves, or if it’s the lack of personal touch that cold calling gives you. I have no experience in sales, so I can’t speak to the industry, but if you think it’s just the fact that it’s over the phone, try to find a job/role within the company or outside the company that gives you a some facetime with people.
He’s publicly said he misses his old life. While I have