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  • I wish you the best. But if your spelling in the resume is anyting similar to what you posted. I have grave dounts.
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  • Toot your darn horn
  • I have been in Customer/Field service for the majority of my life (I'm 62). I would make your interviewer aware of my success in other companies also, in this field, concern for the customers' interests is equally important. If you present your credentials as an indication that you "got one over" the customer, it would go against you. If you present them with a description of how you helped your customers and made them feel comfortable with you company, it will act to your benefit. I have done this work in the military, government, and civilian life and have always seem myself as the customer's advocate. If you present yourself in the same way you should be successful. If you are not, maybe the company isn't good for you. Marketing is about relationships (unless you're a drug dealer or lawyer). If you properly build relationships, sales come naturally. Good question +5

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