Where is everyone finding the good sales jobs? I live in a metro area with over a million people, but local job boards keep showing 100% commission, insurance, or D2D. How do I tap into the higher-paying tech, medical, or construction sales markets?

Does this happen to anyone else? My manager is completely MIA when things are going great, but the second a deal hits a snag, they're suddenly all over it. I’m tired of only getting feedback when something goes wrong.

Am I wrong for judging coworkers who look unkempt on Zoom? I notice a massive double standard with hybrid colleagues. When they're in the office, they look sharp and professional. On WFH days, they join video calls looking like they just rolled out of bed. If you wouldn't show up to the office ungroomed, why is it okay on camera? Where do you draw the line?

I switched from a role with a lot of autonomy to one with heavy process and CRM requirements and the adjustment was harder than I expected, not because the tools were bad but because the admin load was real and cut into actual selling time. How do you think about CRM discipline in terms of what genuinely helps you manage a pipeline versus what just exists to make leadership feel like they have visibility?

Is it just me, or everyone bc I applied to over 40 places and none have emailed me back, not even a rejection, I’ve been trying to find a job for weeks and I get no replies, I’m really struggling and need some tips, please let me know if any!!!!