I am about to finish my first month with Cellularsales! It’s supposedly been a slow month but I’ve made 5300 dollars in coms and I’m #1 on my team. Number one secret to my success so far has to be the fact that I refuse to lie to the customer!! Disclose everything!! I’m not saying that you need to tell them about a fee 30 times but I’ve already had return customers due to the fact that I set the expectations right out of the gate! I have metric tons to learn and so will you, so be sure to annoy your new colleagues with questions, but be sure to return the favor when you’re the senior rep!
Good job man, I actually got hired at Cellularsales to last month I've been coded for 3 weeks now and its been getting easier & its so many opportunities to make money here. Currently I'm just trying to hit my 4k minimum and halfway through the month I'm on pace for only 3500 so I'm trying to learn as much as I can and have a strong 2nd half of the month!
Just had my 2nd interview today. Wish I would've seen your video beforehand, but I think I did well. You should make more sales videos. Thank you for all the great info.
You're video is the 1st 1 I saw before my interview a little over a year ago... 1 year later I love working in cell sales. Work at Verizon Cellular Sales and loving it and banking. Great advice and thx for sharing...having fun is key. Energy is everything
I just got a job with OSL in Wal-Mart as a Mobile Expert. This is definitely something I needed to hear. It is still a little overwhelming, but I'm starting to get the hang of it.
I just got hired with OSL in Sams Club as a Mobile Expert but I don’t know too much about phones. Will I have to know everything? How are you now at the job?
@@ericmariscal428 you get training throughout the job. Trust me you will know everything you need to know very soon. OSL is an amazing company and they make sure we are properly trained
In October I did 3k in salary 1k in overtime and 7k in commission and now I'm Supervisor. He is right do not listen to any negativity, they said the que was slow , people were impossible to work with it was all hate. Listen to this man , keep a open mind because if I can do it , you all definitely can do it !
When working for those major companies, which I'm guessing you have, could you give an ideal/minimum amount of sales/goals you had to reach each week? Aside from the minimum, could you also share some ways that you were able to be a high performer?
Your Mavs are looking great my friend, Doncic and Porzingis are abouta kill it!!! Thanks for the advice man, I'm trying to be great and move up just like you
Mavs looking way better than when I made the video lol...Thanks for the comment and if your mind is set on being great and you have the will and motivation to succeed, The sky is the limit man. Good luck to you!
Fantastic video my friend, I'm really excited to put this info into practice! Grant Cardone is a Sales King, what did you think of his Millionaire Playbook? I'm about halfway through it and super pumped. Hey Cody thanks again for your support, much love
Dirk was solid, but Luka is the future for them now! I have my video interview tomorrow and I have watched your videos. You really gave me hope that I can nail this interview!
Well done. Great info.! You have a great personality and you'd make a great mentor. Ok, I'm stumped. Inquiring minds would like to know...What was number 6? :)
Congrats! Hope it works out for you, everybody's got to start somewhere. Capitalize on the opportunity and make it a goal to be the best at your store, stay hungry and help as many people as you can. Experience is invaluable, take this opportunity to boost that resume and more important boost your industry knowledge, comfortability, and confidence. Other opportunities will be there if you hustle and are hungry enough. Best of luck.
Hey man, I work for Verizon and I’ve been having a lot of issues closing a sale on NOT looking to buy people. Any advice? Also, how do I prevent rebuttals?
People NOT looking to buy, I wouldn’t try to pressure into buying. I would just ask some questions about what they currently use and what has them looking elsewhere (find pain points or wants that Verizon offers). Informing them and not pressuring them increases your chance they ask for you when they are ready (which could end up being that day)…If by rebuttals you mean objections, I would focus on the top 10 or so objections you hear and come up with ways to overcome them. The more you practice and role play overcoming those objections, the more comfortable you’ll be discussing in real time… There’s also some great content out there from people that have been overcoming objections for a long time, as well as content on building report /trust in a short sales cycle. Hope that helps.
I'm trying to get a job at AT&T right now. What do you think are the average incomes the first year? How hard do you think it is to make 45k-50k? Thanks! I have never done sales before, been in charge of many customer service departments and have always been told I'm a natural salesperson.
If someone says you’re a natural sales person when you’re in a customer service role, that means you know how to talk to people and engage in a solid conversation with depth and direction, however that doesn’t guarantees sales, but is a good foundation for them. Find out who they are, find the needs and give them solutions. Ask value questions!!!
I love this video and I have been doing research on this as I am interested in an AT&T sales job. How much can you make and what is the average for retail sales with AT&T? if anyone could help that would be awesome
I interviewed with sprint on monday and they just emailed me for a second interview. I hope to god i get this job. It will really be a huge break for me if im successful.
Hey I just recently got a job as a wireless specialist as a consultant. I have one question. What is the best tips for someone who has no experience with cell phones. Basically no tips on speaking to customers or making sales but better yet how do you obtain knowledge on the product and services your selling? Thank you. Nice video by the way
Get your hands on devices and dig in. There are plenty of tech sites and blogs to teach you specs of new devices but learning the ins and outs of the devices comes down to experience and just seeing it hands on. There will be demos in the store, if your not with a customer, spend the downtime getting on those and digging around. Congrats on the job!
What are some helpful tips to increase store traffic, convert leads into customers, and are there any tricks to avoid the time it takes to port a phone number.
rita manzo Great questions, and if I knew the exact answers to those exact questions I would have my own multibillion dollar business. My personal go to to increase traffic is to build my own flyers and gvet out of the Store to pass those out especially to apartment offices for new customer packs, income tax offices, etc. You can do outside events to get more visibility as well. Tricks to avoid long ports, you can call your port department to verify info is correct, outside of that it's out of your control. As for converting leads into customers, that's a whole seperate video (I might put on here to this evening and see what you think), a lot goes into that topic that is more than typing a quick reply. Thanks for watching.
They come in for phones accessories ect ask about who they have for service then let them know the "savings" they can get if they bundle. The key to TV is bundle and savings always mention how much they can save
Scotty Raul I have worked for Sprint for the last 5 years and love my job. Our CEO Marcelo is doing some great things with company right now and is a great time to come on board. That being said I believe they are the top 2 companies in the game, you will be happy either route if you have the right mentality.
Hey man.... I am starting a job at Verizon Wireless. I am kinda scared about sales. I am confident at taking customer support ... I am great at customer support. I am a person who lives to help people with certain problems. I can deal with people. I am a little nervous about getting this job and selling stuff instead of fixing stuff. I used to fix computers. I used to fix problems with computers and hardware and software and I love it. I need some advice on how to go about this job.
Bryan Fowler You will be fine, cant be scared though. If your great at customer support that will help you gain report and trust and earn the right to ask for the sale. Good look to you, throw the fear out the window, show up and just be you.
I actually work for a Verizon Go Wireless Store. I wasn't much of a sales person, I had retail experience but not much in celluar. I just absorbed everything I could, I have been with my company almost 5 months and it's been such a blessing. Challenge yourself every day.
Don't think like that. Have a positive attitude. Just go in there and kick ass every day. Think and believe you're gong to win every day you step into the store. A negative attitude will get you nowhere. Don't say "I think", say "I will".
How did u get on? I start in 2 weeks and I am the same here but I have a positive outlook on the job. Hopefully I don't fuck up am more of a fix it guy myself
Both GREAT books. Only advise I'd say to look the other way on with Uncle G is his advise to not diversify who you read and study. He claims you should pick 1 person and only use them, I disagree. But his attitude and motivation for sales is amazing and best part is HE IS ETHICAL and has morals.
Im in cellular sales. I barely break $200 in commission. The issue is trying to get a customer to stop and look. They just keep walking. No training is ever on this topic. How to get their attention and pull em to the table, after thee approach
Assume the sale. Don't ask "do you want a case" say instead "do you like this blue case, or this black one?".most importantly learn to mislead without lying. For instance if a customer creating a new line asks "can I get on a lower cost plan?" a lot of people would respond with "if you get on the unlimited plan the phone will cost you $20(or whatever the upgrade/new line price is) but if you get on the$30 plan full retail price for the phone is $120!". You didn't say that they will have to pay full retail price but nobody who doesn't do this all day doesn't catch stuff like that. I've actually toyed with the idea of being a "wireless consultant" Because I am familiar with all of the plans/pros/cons of all the different carriers and could direct people to the best plan/carrier (usually cricket wireless unless they are trying to get a phone, and even then about 6 months of every year they give their best phones away for free) and it would be a valuable service because most people really do get taken advantage of when they go to a cell phone store but it would never work as a business because they don't know that they are getting fucked....
Yeah I did and I know what to look for in the interview but I don't know what to expect for the phone call I have tomorrow. I was reading and it says they are two different things. so what happens in the phone call?
if its pre face to face phone interview its going to be a "can you hold a conversation", fill you out, 1st impression kind of thing. Wouldnt worry about tech side as much as selling yourself and just having a energetic positive attitude. good luck.
Iman Joneser sorry for the delayed response. That's freakin awesome about growth con man, Grants a great dude. I am in East Texas, Tyler and Longview area.
bryant how much are you getting paid? and I feel so dumb and confused when I'm trying to answer questions to customers. and using RQ. did you get used to it already? or am I just slow. lol
Andrew Eaton Most I made selling in wireless was probably 60k, more as a manager. That was also when hourly rates were 10 or 11 bucks so mostly commission.
Andrew Eaton a lot of variables. Depends on the carrier and if it's COR or TPR. Usually highest income is at COR. Depends on your hourly and their commission structure. If structure is good and you can talk to people, you can make that normally.
I work for cellular sales of Knoxville. I average 60k a year before tax. About to pick up team lead at new location. Great job. Not for the weak though
It's true, you can. You have to hustle your ass off though and be focused on your goals. There's no time for daydreaming or slacking. You want those sales and that money, you have to hustle hard for it. A positive attitude helps as well. If you're negative all the time, you're going to go nowhere.
I am having an interview on Monday. Is it true the schedule is horrible? I really do want my Saturday and Sunday off but I'll take Sunday and Monday off. Idk I don't want to have no life. I will work hard for the time I'm given but I need my time too
In my experience the weekend off shifts go by seniority and business needs. In retail, a full time position its going to be hard to find where weekends and nights aren't required. Best of luck to you.
@@DirkHagandTruth thanks man. Also is it true you can make like 6k a month commissions if you're good? Do you mind sharing what your general check amount was per month?
Crant Cardons training helped me make $13,547.41 each month! Freaking amazing guy, and Dan Lok is great too. Tho I am an affiliate, Looking to get into cellular affiliate marketing and yeah. Love Verizon. Any advice definitely here as a student first and you were my first video so thank you 🔥♥️💎📈🤑😎
I made 63k my first year at AT&T. Over time and close to 20k in commission. Started at 14.10 then went to 15.86 with the new union agreement. Now I’m around $17.50 after 14 months. You get raises every 6 months till you hit $19.XX. Assistant store managers make around 25 to $30 an hour. I think they base that off of how much you made off of commission being a rep. Directv and U-verse tv and internet are $65 each. New lines are $25. Upgrades, tablets and watches are $5 each. Pre paid and dtv now are $10 each. Insurance and accessories isn’t much. I never count that. They want you to maximize on every sale. They don’t want you to be a clerk. Main focus is growing the business. Selling tv, internet, business lines and first net lines for first responders. It’s not a bad company to work for if your good at your job.
As with any job if you don't perform to expectation or greater, your tenure will be minimal. But if you are given the proper training, continued developement, proper expectation, and you are committed to being successful, you will hit your goals. I always determined the levels of my staff (A,B,C,D players) by their mindset and are they coachable, not as much on metrics. When I coach and evaluate I look for behaviors not results. If the behaviors are there, the results will reflect.
I truly need help i just started a new job doing this have never done it only been there 3 days never actually warped a phone myself and they set me by myself for the next few days today was hell I love the job but I've been cussed and everything else today
Stick with it. Ask questions and if you have down time, spend it shadowing peers and seeing as many different scenarios as you can. There’s a lot of uncomfortable moments being client facing and learning something new. Just don’t take anything personal and keep your head up.
@@DirkHagandTruth Key question to ask yourself that I was thinking every time I heard people say how addicted to Grant they are/were. What specific skills do you use today that would not have been as great without his books, his content? Could you have learned it faster without the time put into his content and more time put into putting out your own content or selling more goods & services yourself?
I am about to finish my first month with Cellularsales! It’s supposedly been a slow month but I’ve made 5300 dollars in coms and I’m #1 on my team. Number one secret to my success so far has to be the fact that I refuse to lie to the customer!! Disclose everything!! I’m not saying that you need to tell them about a fee 30 times but I’ve already had return customers due to the fact that I set the expectations right out of the gate! I have metric tons to learn and so will you, so be sure to annoy your new colleagues with questions, but be sure to return the favor when you’re the senior rep!
Nice good work keep it up there is ppl on my team an near my market making 16-20k month alot of opportunities for us keep grinding 💪🏽
How are u doing now?
Good job man, I actually got hired at Cellularsales to last month I've been coded for 3 weeks now and its been getting easier & its so many opportunities to make money here. Currently I'm just trying to hit my 4k minimum and halfway through the month I'm on pace for only 3500 so I'm trying to learn as much as I can and have a strong 2nd half of the month!
Your an authentic person with solid logic, please make more sales vids.
Thank you for the kind words. It's been a few years since I posted this video, I will try to get some new content posted soon.
Looking into phone sales and found new worries/anxieties, doubts, etc. Thank you for making this. You really helped me out.
This is a motivational speech congrats my friend because a lot of people can be inspired
Just had my 2nd interview today. Wish I would've seen your video beforehand, but I think I did well. You should make more sales videos. Thank you for all the great info.
I appreciate your existence so much. Your first video got me the job and like 8 months later here I am, trynna study for sales and shit lol
Awesome, thanks for feedback and I'm glad it's working out for you...Keep investing in yourself and there will be no limit to your value!
They really have a CZcams channel for everything wow. Thank you Cody I needed this
You're video is the 1st 1 I saw before my interview a little over a year ago... 1 year later I love working in cell sales. Work at Verizon Cellular Sales and loving it and banking. Great advice and thx for sharing...having fun is key. Energy is everything
John D awesome to hear John. Thanks for the comment and keep up the good work.
Im looking into Verizon, they say base salary is 40k is this true? and how much more can you make?
Calabaza did you find out bro? I heard they can make up to 60k now.
Fuck verizon... AT&T gang homie!!!
Kiiiiingggg concise, honest and clear. Great guy I'm sure he's a greater salesman.
Another good tip stay consistent
Celebrate and go back out there and challenge yourself for higher goals
Love the attitude! The way to go!
Awesome info thanks for sharing 👍🏻
I just got a job with OSL in Wal-Mart as a Mobile Expert. This is definitely something I needed to hear. It is still a little overwhelming, but I'm starting to get the hang of it.
Hope you are kicking butt!!
I just got hired with OSL in Sams Club as a Mobile Expert but I don’t know too much about phones. Will I have to know everything? How are you now at the job?
@@ericmariscal428 you get training throughout the job. Trust me you will know everything you need to know very soon. OSL is an amazing company and they make sure we are properly trained
Thank you for honest, candid advice. Be well.
In October I did 3k in salary 1k in overtime and 7k in commission and now I'm Supervisor. He is right do not listen to any negativity, they said the que was slow , people were impossible to work with it was all hate. Listen to this man , keep a open mind because if I can do it , you all definitely can do it !
Who do you work for Verizon, T-Mobile, etc ?
Tell me more about
This sounds like an exciting job. I always wanted a commission job, because I like to think the better employees make more money.
When working for those major companies, which I'm guessing you have, could you give an ideal/minimum amount of sales/goals you had to reach each week? Aside from the minimum, could you also share some ways that you were able to be a high performer?
I am always training in sales, I do cellphone handsets wholesales. And I found that the greatest enemy is ourselves and our thoughts.
Thanks man!
Thanks for the great advice especially the sports comparison! Are you still working at AT&T?
Your Mavs are looking great my friend, Doncic and Porzingis are abouta kill it!!! Thanks for the advice man, I'm trying to be great and move up just like you
Mavs looking way better than when I made the video lol...Thanks for the comment and if your mind is set on being great and you have the will and motivation to succeed, The sky is the limit man. Good luck to you!
Loved this so much. I just got hired at a retail store with Verizon! So far I’m day 2 and it’s so much different from call center sales !!
Congrats! Best of luck to you.
How much they pay a hour
Fantastic video my friend, I'm really excited to put this info into practice! Grant Cardone is a Sales King, what did you think of his Millionaire Playbook? I'm about halfway through it and super pumped. Hey Cody thanks again for your support, much love
Dirk was solid, but Luka is the future for them now! I have my video interview tomorrow and I have watched your videos. You really gave me hope that I can nail this interview!
I know this is an older video. But I just got a new job as an OSL partner of Walmart for wireless sales. any tips?
Great video
Well done. Great info.! You have a great personality and you'd make a great mentor. Ok, I'm stumped. Inquiring minds would like to know...What was number 6? :)
Thank you so much
Nice examples when it came to the basketball players.
Hey Cody I like to know how to get into the wireless industry and work my way up to speak to customers
Just got my first job in wireless sales. It's for cricket wireless but at least I got my foot in the door especially considering my resume is trash.
Congrats! Hope it works out for you, everybody's got to start somewhere. Capitalize on the opportunity and make it a goal to be the best at your store, stay hungry and help as many people as you can. Experience is invaluable, take this opportunity to boost that resume and more important boost your industry knowledge, comfortability, and confidence. Other opportunities will be there if you hustle and are hungry enough. Best of luck.
How did it go?
Thank you for your help and video respectfully and AIM HIGH COMMUNICATION FORCE!!!!!
#AmeisterAmericaINC🇺🇸
Your two part video was great & I subbed. You should post more like these!
Solid info
Love the shout out to my boy GC
Good stuff
I just started a job today. Real nervous because it’s been so long since I’ve been in sales. I feel like a fish out of water.
even if I dont live in Texas I love Dallas Mavericks because one shark Mark Cuban
cody Jordan wish me luck on this interview tomorrow I hope i get it just got to stay positive
Thanks bro
Cody Jordan do you still work for this wireless company??
I subscribe because you got my attention.
Hey man, I work for Verizon and I’ve been having a lot of issues closing a sale on NOT looking to buy people. Any advice? Also, how do I prevent rebuttals?
People NOT looking to buy, I wouldn’t try to pressure into buying. I would just ask some questions about what they currently use and what has them looking elsewhere (find pain points or wants that Verizon offers). Informing them and not pressuring them increases your chance they ask for you when they are ready (which could end up being that day)…If by rebuttals you mean objections, I would focus on the top 10 or so objections you hear and come up with ways to overcome them. The more you practice and role play overcoming those objections, the more comfortable you’ll be discussing in real time… There’s also some great content out there from people that have been overcoming objections for a long time, as well as content on building report /trust in a short sales cycle. Hope that helps.
Good advice! I just got hired at Verizon.
Congrats! Good luck.
@@DirkHagandTruth do you still work for this wireless company
I'm trying to get a job at AT&T right now. What do you think are the average incomes the first year? How hard do you think it is to make 45k-50k? Thanks! I have never done sales before, been in charge of many customer service departments and have always been told I'm a natural salesperson.
If someone says you’re a natural sales person when you’re in a customer service role, that means you know how to talk to people and engage in a solid conversation with depth and direction, however that doesn’t guarantees sales, but is a good foundation for them. Find out who they are, find the needs and give them solutions. Ask value questions!!!
Hey, just curious, how is it going? Are you making the money you hoped to be making? More? Less?
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I love this video and I have been doing research on this as I am interested in an AT&T sales job. How much can you make and what is the average for retail sales with AT&T? if anyone could help that would be awesome
Anotha Black Experience I just was hired for a leadership position at ATT... I'll let you know in a month 😊
well, how much did you make?
kyrahsmommy you haven't told us how much you made :(
kyrahsmommy what’s the update haha ?
Thanks bro i have an interview at tmobile tomorrow this video helped🤘
How did your interview go bro?
I interviewed with sprint on monday and they just emailed me for a second interview. I hope to god i get this job. It will really be a huge break for me if im successful.
You get it?
Dont “if”. Just see your self as successful and make it to reality.
Hey I just recently got a job as a wireless specialist as a consultant. I have one question. What is the best tips for someone who has no experience with cell phones. Basically no tips on speaking to customers or making sales but better yet how do you obtain knowledge on the product and services your selling? Thank you. Nice video by the way
Get your hands on devices and dig in. There are plenty of tech sites and blogs to teach you specs of new devices but learning the ins and outs of the devices comes down to experience and just seeing it hands on. There will be demos in the store, if your not with a customer, spend the downtime getting on those and digging around. Congrats on the job!
@@DirkHagandTruth okay thanks for the feedback, appreciate it bro!
What are some helpful tips to increase store traffic, convert leads into customers, and are there any tricks to avoid the time it takes to port a phone number.
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rita manzo Great questions, and if I knew the exact answers to those exact questions I would have my own multibillion dollar business. My personal go to to increase traffic is to build my own flyers and gvet out of the Store to pass those out especially to apartment offices for new customer packs, income tax offices, etc. You can do outside events to get more visibility as well. Tricks to avoid long ports, you can call your port department to verify info is correct, outside of that it's out of your control. As for converting leads into customers, that's a whole seperate video (I might put on here to this evening and see what you think), a lot goes into that topic that is more than typing a quick reply. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for making this video
Do you have any tips for attaching tv (specifically direct TV or Uverse
They come in for phones accessories ect ask about who they have for service then let them know the "savings" they can get if they bundle. The key to TV is bundle and savings always mention how much they can save
PittsburghBallz thank you
No problem brother
doo you have a preference of which company to sell for? i have a offer from both sprint and verizon?
Scotty Raul I have worked for Sprint for the last 5 years and love my job. Our CEO Marcelo is doing some great things with company right now and is a great time to come on board. That being said I believe they are the top 2 companies in the game, you will be happy either route if you have the right mentality.
Who did you pick?
@@DirkHagandTruth Very classy way to answer. Subbed
Hey man.... I am starting a job at Verizon Wireless. I am kinda scared about sales. I am confident at taking customer support ... I am great at customer support. I am a person who lives to help people with certain problems. I can deal with people. I am a little nervous about getting this job and selling stuff instead of fixing stuff. I used to fix computers. I used to fix problems with computers and hardware and software and I love it. I need some advice on how to go about this job.
Bryan Fowler You will be fine, cant be scared though. If your great at customer support that will help you gain report and trust and earn the right to ask for the sale. Good look to you, throw the fear out the window, show up and just be you.
Thanks. I am quite psyched personally about this job.
I actually work for a Verizon Go Wireless Store. I wasn't much of a sales person, I had retail experience but not much in celluar. I just absorbed everything I could, I have been with my company almost 5 months and it's been such a blessing. Challenge yourself every day.
Don't think like that. Have a positive attitude. Just go in there and kick ass every day. Think and believe you're gong to win every day you step into the store. A negative attitude will get you nowhere. Don't say "I think", say "I will".
How did u get on? I start in 2 weeks and I am the same here but I have a positive outlook on the job. Hopefully I don't fuck up am more of a fix it guy myself
Just started at t mobile i read the 10x rule and im currently reading sell or be sold.👌
Both GREAT books. Only advise I'd say to look the other way on with Uncle G is his advise to not diversify who you read and study. He claims you should pick 1 person and only use them, I disagree. But his attitude and motivation for sales is amazing and best part is HE IS ETHICAL and has morals.
Im in cellular sales. I barely break $200 in commission. The issue is trying to get a customer to stop and look. They just keep walking. No training is ever on this topic. How to get their attention and pull em to the table, after thee approach
Assume the sale. Don't ask "do you want a case" say instead "do you like this blue case, or this black one?".most importantly learn to mislead without lying. For instance if a customer creating a new line asks "can I get on a lower cost plan?" a lot of people would respond with "if you get on the unlimited plan the phone will cost you $20(or whatever the upgrade/new line price is) but if you get on the$30 plan full retail price for the phone is $120!". You didn't say that they will have to pay full retail price but nobody who doesn't do this all day doesn't catch stuff like that. I've actually toyed with the idea of being a "wireless consultant" Because I am familiar with all of the plans/pros/cons of all the different carriers and could direct people to the best plan/carrier (usually cricket wireless unless they are trying to get a phone, and even then about 6 months of every year they give their best phones away for free) and it would be a valuable service because most people really do get taken advantage of when they go to a cell phone store but it would never work as a business because they don't know that they are getting fucked....
I love the mavs! I just did my app and now I have a "Phone appointment" tomorrow I have no idea what to expect got any tips
Miles Thomas Check out the other video I have, its more for getting ready for the interview. Go Mavs!
Yeah I did and I know what to look for in the interview but I don't know what to expect for the phone call I have tomorrow. I was reading and it says they are two different things. so what happens in the phone call?
if its pre face to face phone interview its going to be a "can you hold a conversation", fill you out, 1st impression kind of thing. Wouldnt worry about tech side as much as selling yourself and just having a energetic positive attitude. good luck.
Went great! I have a phone interview next Thursday!
Hey Cody just saw your video today wondering where you are now and dude I met Grant at the growth con 2 even got the 10X rule signed
Iman Joneser sorry for the delayed response. That's freakin awesome about growth con man, Grants a great dude. I am in East Texas, Tyler and Longview area.
I went to 1 and 3! Are you gonna go to #4?? Hope you had alot of value my man keep building in all you do! Also Cody is a Solid Guy loved this video!
I just started working selling wireless. Tomorrow I turn in my direct deposit.
How much should I expect to make in one day?
I just started at cricket wireless thanks man this helped
bryant how are you doing so far? I just started.
It sucks the pay is too low and commission is low
bryant how much are you getting paid? and I feel so dumb and confused when I'm trying to answer questions to customers. and using RQ. did you get used to it already? or am I just slow. lol
I was getting paid 8.00 hr I work at atnt now it's 11.00 hr plus commission yea the rq sucks and is so slow lol
bryant oh wow, what state are you from? And yes! its slow and confusing, and I feel like my coworkers get annoyed when I ask questions.
Better you’re happy with the Mavs now!
RIP KOBE
I couldn’t find you on Twitter can you write what it is
Rip Kobe
How much do you make a year?
Andrew Eaton
Most I made selling in wireless was probably 60k, more as a manager. That was also when hourly rates were 10 or 11 bucks so mostly commission.
Cody Jordan I see, would you say 60k a year is the majority of the time or is there an average that you seem to stick to?
Andrew Eaton a lot of variables. Depends on the carrier and if it's COR or TPR. Usually highest income is at COR. Depends on your hourly and their commission structure. If structure is good and you can talk to people, you can make that normally.
10x baby
I heard that you can make upwards of 50k a year at a Verizon store. is this true?
WADE BRADLEY upwards of 50k in a full time sales role is attainable at any of the big 4 carriers. All comes down to how much you hustle.
I work for cellular sales of Knoxville. I average 60k a year before tax. About to pick up team lead at new location. Great job. Not for the weak though
It's true, you can. You have to hustle your ass off though and be focused on your goals. There's no time for daydreaming or slacking. You want those sales and that money, you have to hustle hard for it. A positive attitude helps as well. If you're negative all the time, you're going to go nowhere.
Daniel Lee work there too! Made about the same
WADE BRADLEY I work for ATT/customer services and outside sales where you can make 50k a week if you work hard enough... I've seen it 😊.
GRANT CARDONE!!! Also check out ryan serhant
I am having an interview on Monday. Is it true the schedule is horrible? I really do want my Saturday and Sunday off but I'll take Sunday and Monday off. Idk I don't want to have no life. I will work hard for the time I'm given but I need my time too
In my experience the weekend off shifts go by seniority and business needs. In retail, a full time position its going to be hard to find where weekends and nights aren't required. Best of luck to you.
@@DirkHagandTruth thanks man. Also is it true you can make like 6k a month commissions if you're good? Do you mind sharing what your general check amount was per month?
Post more sales techniques or give me a call or something
This guy has the same name as me and has the same voice as me... Wow
Crant Cardons training helped me make $13,547.41 each month! Freaking amazing guy, and Dan Lok is great too.
Tho I am an affiliate,
Looking to get into cellular affiliate marketing and yeah.
Love Verizon.
Any advice definitely here as a student first and you were my first video so thank you 🔥♥️💎📈🤑😎
Before you say that (and moreso before you put $$ into 'Gurus') you should really check out the Coffeezilla youtube channel.
I made 63k my first year at AT&T. Over time and close to 20k in commission. Started at 14.10 then went to 15.86 with the new union agreement. Now I’m around $17.50 after 14 months. You get raises every 6 months till you hit $19.XX. Assistant store managers make around 25 to $30 an hour. I think they base that off of how much you made off of commission being a rep. Directv and U-verse tv and internet are $65 each. New lines are $25. Upgrades, tablets and watches are $5 each. Pre paid and dtv now are $10 each. Insurance and accessories isn’t much. I never count that. They want you to maximize on every sale. They don’t want you to be a clerk. Main focus is growing the business. Selling tv, internet, business lines and first net lines for first responders. It’s not a bad company to work for if your good at your job.
401k, health insurance, vision and dental also in the union.
What state are you in that pay starts that high ?
Beastin_aint_EZ CA, San Francisco
Beastin_aint_EZ wow what city,state are u in ?
Stephen Moore California
can you get fired if you don't meet your goals??
As with any job if you don't perform to expectation or greater, your tenure will be minimal. But if you are given the proper training, continued developement, proper expectation, and you are committed to being successful, you will hit your goals. I always determined the levels of my staff (A,B,C,D players) by their mindset and are they coachable, not as much on metrics. When I coach and evaluate I look for behaviors not results. If the behaviors are there, the results will reflect.
I truly need help i just started a new job doing this have never done it only been there 3 days never actually warped a phone myself and they set me by myself for the next few days today was hell I love the job but I've been cussed and everything else today
Stick with it. Ask questions and if you have down time, spend it shadowing peers and seeing as many different scenarios as you can. There’s a lot of uncomfortable moments being client facing and learning something new. Just don’t take anything personal and keep your head up.
The new hire training during covid is basically nothing. It's terrible. I just got thrown in there.
Did you stop making videos now???
Hi, I haven't put out anything recently. Is there something specific you wanted to know?
Grant cardone is a hack and not a very good salesman.... I'd prefer the wolf of wallstreet. For door2door hes the one I look up to....
Very easy to say after the podcast last week. I made this like 5 years ago. True colors were exposed in that painful interview lol.
@@DirkHagandTruth Key question to ask yourself that I was thinking every time I heard people say how addicted to Grant they are/were. What specific skills do you use today that would not have been as great without his books, his content? Could you have learned it faster without the time put into his content and more time put into putting out your own content or selling more goods & services yourself?
It’s all a bunch of cherry picking