Hello Erik!! Thanks for the comment ! Suppliers and customers probably feels the same! Thanks for always watching and your support!

Thanks!

Exciting! I don't know if I can say specifically what companies to apply but I will try!

Thanks for watching!! My recommendation is put on an alert on the Dell Careers page for sales positions because I believe they can come up at least monthly from my experience.

Sales jobs are offered when you are put through three rounds of interview. One for english competency and other whether you can engage ina conversation Usually prior sales or a college diploma is needed. Technical sales jobs are usually around bigger cities like Toronto and Vancouver But inside sales jobs are available every city in a remote position. I suggest applying through indeed or linkedin. Commissions are plenty and overtime is 1.5 times of the salary. As a beginner after university or a new come with foreign experience in first world country you will be offered immediately. I was a masters student and my colleague indian was from Saudi Arabia who had prior sales experience. Both of us first job was inside sales specialist. You can move on to other jobs once you feel adequately ready or work as sales advisor after some years. All the best for your Canada journey

@@vanterupavith1822 thank you. I arrived a month ago and I am now looking for a sales job. I have been applying for the past 10 days but didn't get any interviews. I only applied to around 15 position though. Adapting each resume to a position takes time and effort.

Thank you for sharing your journey, and I can completely relate to the time and effort it takes to tailor each resume. Please don't be disheartened, it's still early days. Remember, good things take time. Be persistent, follow up on your applications, and expand your search scope across different job portals and company career pages. Best of luck in your job search journey in Canada!@@abdellahlaaouane8813

Absolutely, with 6 years of sales experience in the e-commerce sector, you have valuable skills that are sought after. Tailoring your resume to highlight your expertise in e-commerce sales will increase your chances of securing a job in line with your specialization. Best of luck with your job search in Alberta!

That is tough! It really depends on the commission structure and how/when it’s paid out! It’s really sink or swim, which puts a lot of pressure to do well! If that’s currently the only position available for you, I would say go for it because it’s the best way to learn!

Yes there are those jobs out there but it comes down to networking on LinkedIn and applying for the job

thanks for ur feedback@@salesspice

You're welcome! Networking and applying for jobs are indeed crucial steps in the process, as previously mentioned. Consider optimizing your LinkedIn profile to reflect your skills and experience. Keep polishing your English language skills as well. Best of luck in your job search in Canada!@@Toughguy2023

Hello! Thank you for watching and sharing your work experience. Based on your background, I recommend reviewing our video about Interviewing for a Job in Canada, as it contains some useful tips to align your experience with the Canadian market. Also, consider joining networking groups in Toronto such as BNI; they could help open doors for you. Good luck with your search!

I appreciate your interest in working in Canada. However, I must clarify that while I create content about the sales industry in Canada, I'm not directly involved in recruitment or employment services. I recommend reaching out to recruitment firms or directly to companies you're interested in. My videos and blogs can give you insights on how to prepare. Good luck with your journey!