Ahahaha.

adkm1979 wrote:

I remember going to my careers advisor and picking up a leaflet on studying to be a TV camera operator.  He took the leaflet out of my hands and said that somebody like me shouldn't be going to college.  I still have no idea what that's meant to mean.

You'll thank me some day.



g.man

Feel like it must be tricky to scrape together a convincing set of vocational curricula when the pace of tech change and so labour market demand is as it is. It's only grown easier to throw resources at capital over human flesh.

Most sales people I've met are wankers, for the record.

thanks guys. 

I'm in Sales, I'm proud of what I do and what I've achieved.  I've unfortunately found out I'm rather good at sales. 

I'll leave the whole wanker / c*nt personality for someone else if that's okay.

I would not have gone to university and got into the internet channel partner industry early. I would have been there at the beginning which would have been nice.

Wait for it....

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pantyfire wrote:

Wait for it....

Nothing....? Carry on.

I did go down a different career route.

@nick, on first glance I thought that said internet housing.

You've ruined my image of revel as a rogue Second Life property magnate.

Brought us Ralph though.

Our company sells software that proactive manages marketplace listings across Play, Amazon,  ebay and Pixmania. We are also integrating Magento ecommerce with it as well.  we designed and built it, so we can add whatever features we want in the future.

Quite simply our product proactive manages prices for our clients, allows them to easily list across multiple market places and help with stock replenishment, purchase orders and the like. We also actively account manage our customers to help them optimise their listings. 

I work closely fostering relationships with our Channel partners like Amazon. 

I work with ecommerce companies as well, allowing them to have their customers start selling and making money in weeks rather than months, offering a continual residual income to these customers as well.  Getting them on the marketplaces allows them to sell almost immediately without the delay normally associated with a retailer looking to sell online. 

I sign up clients selling 100K per annum. 

I'm giving myself 3 years working my ass off then doing nothing much after. 

I do this all between continually being on this place, trying to be funny, witty, clever etc. 

I'm always looking for business partners as well.

Google Ralph Pootawn

(it was meant in jest)

Sounds alreet mate. Especially if you can retire in 3 years.

Will see what happens.. is going to be really good fun. Selling is fun if you do it without the lying. Otherwise you are just waiting for complaints...