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Can anyone share experiences working at iHeart?
@other BD folks at Deloitte KPMG EY PwC - how technical are you? I got brought in to sell a tech heavy solution that combines Red Hat, Salesforce, Service Now and I feel like I’m WAY out of my depth. I’m hitting numbers now but still have a heavy dose of imposter syndrome.
Any tips on how to get more technical? Or how to manage as a non-technical person in a very technical space??
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I always try to tweak my resume and cover letter based on the specific job I'm applying for. Recruiters and hiring managers often set the search terms based on key things they are looking for, and that can help you avoid being weeded out.
I agree with this. It seems to really help me as well.
More than key words, data on how many opportunities created, deals closed, etc. is impressive. For key words/phrases, I like to see things around understanding customers and their painpoints, being able to tackle objections, persistence, team-player, good writing and phone skills
Thank you!
I think understanding a companies ICP is really great, especially in tech. Also just make sure you talk about the tech stack you used at prev roles, and if there were gaps in your experience of that gap that you would like to work with management to identify and find a solution for at the new comp
That’s a good tip
Have you set up a profile on LinkedIn? It’s a professional networking site. You can post a resume and as you do it AI will prompt you with keywords. Additionally I go look at other people in my position and see what words they use in their profile and I “borrow” those words.
Have you considered having your resume edited by a professional to showcase your special skills. Try www.prsnbranding.com .They do a great job with resumes