Sales Specialist Case Study

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Being a computer science student, I would like to apply my knowledge to my future job. However, I like facing people. Therefore, I would like to pursue IT sales engineer or say, sales specialist as my future job. In order to state that I am suitable for this job, I would like to explain in several dimensions. First, in view of my personalities, I am suitable for this job. According to my multiple intelligences (MI) test, the social intelligence of mine is scored 3.57 which 5.0 is the highest score (Literacynet, n.d.). Besides, according to my RIASEC test, social has the highest score among all 6 categories – realistic, investigative, artistic, entrepreneurial and conventional (Personality-testing, n.d.). These states that I am good at developing ideas, learn from others, like to talk and also have good social skills (Literacynet, n.d.) which is needed for a sales specialist. For a sales specialist, they have to face different kinds of customers …show more content…

I have relatively low self-esteem which is a disadvantage of being a sale specialist. Based on my Sorensen self-esteem test, I got 18 scores out of 50 (Marilyn J. Sorensen, n.d.). It means that I have moderately low self-esteem. Having low self-esteem for sale specialist would let them hardly make decisions, being sensitive and even devastated by rejection, disapproval or criticism. These would slow down the process of making business deals as they take time thinking of the pros and cons of the decision and may loss some business chances. Nevertheless, making slow decision is not always wrong. Some decisions are more complicated, critical or cannot be easily reversed which might behove you to wait for more information (Review, F. R., 2015). Moreover, having low self-esteem person usually have perfectionism that force them to do better and better. Since then, having low self-esteem is not an obstacle of being sale

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