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Best way to get a consulting job in the U.S?
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Big companies are segmented by market typically. I suggest that you target roles thst sell to small and mid-market customers. Success with the smaller customers better positions you to move to selling to Enterprise accounts inside and outside of that bigger name. This happens quite a lot actually.
You’re concerned with the wrong persons opinion. Recruiters do not hire people.
It sounds like you have a ton of great experience. Have you thought about reaching out to a recruiter and seeing if they can help you find a couple roles? That can be a good way to gauge interest.
Yes just start applying to SMB roles at tech companies for a stay. I
Just because its a larger role doesn't mean it pays more. Depends on the company plan
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I feel like your consistency is the real selling point here. Enterprise hiring managers care about whether you can run a repeatable sales process, not just about the deal ticket. If you can explain how you grew small deals and kept hitting 120 percent, that translates better than people think.
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I would still apply upmarket. Consistent performance proves discipline that enterprise teams value