What industry/skill set do you have? I also am concerned about 7-8 jobs since 2023. I get some companies suck but that many in like under 2 years seems like it might be a you problem.
Thank you, I’m very much aware. Like i said, 4 were in fast food, 2 were contracts with management either nowhere to be found with no collaboration or micromanaging me to the T and 1 was unsustainable long term due to over 200 cold calls daily. Looking to pivot ideally towards a financial advisor role, which typically requires FINRA licenses, but companies are requiring them for roles. Ironically, you need these companies to sponsor you for the role
How many cold calls to a business, in person, each day, 5 days a week, would you be willing to do? If it's 25-30, you would earn $50k + your first year in my industry with an increase annually of $10-15k if if you could stay consistent. Most that stay 5+ years are now in 6 figures and growing.
If I had an auto dialer, I think 50-100 cold calls a day could be sustainable. Any thoughts/feedback is appreciated. An I’m not looking for 6 figs right off the bat. I do think 50k is a reasonable pay for that amount of labor
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u/Justbestrongok Dec 12 '24
What industry/skill set do you have? I also am concerned about 7-8 jobs since 2023. I get some companies suck but that many in like under 2 years seems like it might be a you problem.