MarcoVol
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Hey all, been a bit since I posted much but have been lurking and very excited about basketball and the future of football.
I recently received a job offer as a Roofing Account Manager (Sales). Very good benefits, great base, 10% commission on all gross sales, company truck after 100k in sales or 3 months (whichever is first). Boss is a super cool guy and overall range of their handful of guys is $185,000 (only guy under $200k) and highest guy was $317,000 last year. Rest in the 200s. This is considerably more than I currently make and potentially 100-150k more than I have ever made. Research I've done checks out and company had great reviews.
Is this too good to be true? I've always been a top performing sales rep and have a background with service industry sales (painting) where I was easily able to sell 1-1.5 million a year in projects and close around 65% of bids/proposals on jobs we actually wanted. I feel like I would be crazy to turn this down and the VN Recruiting Forum is the only logical place a moran goes for advice....T.I.A.
If your research hasn’t included speaking with current reps / future teammates, I’d do that and let it be the deciding factor. Only way to know if it’s too good to be true is to ask the folks currently doing the job.
Ask the hiring mgr for contacts for current team. Reps usually shoot other reps straight. They’ll give you the good and the bad. Tell them not to BS you.
If you’ve already done that as part of your research then jump on it! If not, use it as the last step of confirmation on your end.
Good luck and congrats!!