Anonymous
8/19/2025, 9:24:20 PM
No.33530359
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>>33530375
Is commission based work a decent first job for someone with no work experience?
I applied for a position at a moving company as an independent relocation specialist, and now all I have to do is go through a 9 hours of training, pass an exam and pay a fee to use their application to work. I don't plan on doing this forever and I want to get a second job that's more stable, but I kind of need the money right now because I'm broke. Any tips or tricks to get more customers because I don't know much about sales.
Anonymous
8/19/2025, 9:27:40 PM
No.33530375
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>>33530594
>>33530359 (OP)
It's gonna be really hard. Just being honest. It's going to be very, very hard, and you having to pay a fee to work is a sign of a horrible company culture.
>sales
Ask questions.
nick
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8/19/2025, 9:35:52 PM
No.33530408
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>>33530523
>independent relocation specialist
is the nine hour training paid? how much are they charging for the application? if this is level one for your sales career i am not going to knock it, gotta start somewhere, but i would be suspicious that they are primarily trying to sell you an app not give you a job
Anonymous
8/19/2025, 10:18:53 PM
No.33530523
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>>33530408
No paid training, but it's free, and the application is $59 CAD. There's gonna be few live conferences this month and in the next month, so I can ask question there or by sending an email to someone in the company.
Anonymous
8/19/2025, 10:35:56 PM
No.33530594
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>>33530375
Would you say 10% of every sale is good ? Like if the move will cost $1800, then I will get $180? It's probably not good, but it's better than nothing.
