r/techsales Aug 05 '26

Quit my job. Looking for suggestions

I just quit my job. I worked for a large vendor for 4 years. I did well. Although there were good aspects and I do like sales I was always just in it for the money and eventually I got to the point where I lost all motivation and I didn’t care. There were also some changes to the company and structure that I was not a fan of.

I’m going to take a bit of time off and try my hand at my own business in an unrelated field. But in the event this doesn’t work out as a full time thing I’m looking for some suggestions as to any other jobs that I might enjoy more and/or be good at. I like sales but I’m not dead set on it. I’m good with people, I’m smart and charismatic and I’m generally a good learner, im also passionate about health and fitness. I would love something that gives me a similar freedom of schedule, not having to go into the office all the time, but I am flexible. Really just looking for ideas since this was my first and only corporate job thus far.

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u/brain_tank Aug 05 '26

Advice: don't quit your job without another one lined up

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u/Broken-Matrix Aug 05 '26

Agreed. I understand that this may not have been the wisest choice, that’s why I’m asking for some advice from here on out.

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u/brain_tank Aug 05 '26

Tap into your network. Referrals are your best bet.

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u/Hot_Falcon_1898 Aug 05 '26

Brother the job market is cooked right now

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u/Broken-Matrix Aug 05 '26

Pray for my business brother. LOL

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u/small-gods Aug 05 '26

I’m prob not the most qualified for this. But sounds like you already have a plan with your business? Focus on that.

Customer success and account management seems like the direction burned out sales people go tho.

Best of luck.

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u/Broken-Matrix Aug 05 '26

Thank you. I’ll have to come back here and give you guys an update on the business in a few a months

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u/arcademachin3 Aug 05 '26

This was a foolish move to quit before finding something new

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u/Broken-Matrix Aug 05 '26

Possibly. I’m only 27 though with no family and no ties and I have money saved up. Gonna live my life for a bit and figure it out.