Cold calling a hiring manager I found on LinkedIn...

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The video demonstrates a proactive and professional approach to job seeking by cold calling a hiring manager, which is a relatable and often aspirational action for viewers interested in career advancement. The mention of a specific tool (SalesEcho) adds credibility and provides a tangible element for viewers to explore.

Summary

A woman cold calls a hiring manager at Northwestern Mutual to inquire about a sales role. She explains her background in content and marketing, her recent focus on learning sales through tools like SalesEcho, and her readiness to transition into a sales position. The hiring manager agrees to a quick chat and to introduce her to someone.

Structure

1Initiating the cold call and introducing herself
2Explaining her background and interest in sales
3Mentioning her use of SalesEcho for prospecting
4Acknowledging the hiring manager may not handle hiring directly
5Requesting guidance or an introduction to the right person
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honestly always worth calling!! #sales #highticketsales #closer #linkedin #salesjobs

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Product placement

The creator mentions using 'SalesEcho' to work on prospecting and handling objections as part of her transition into a sales role.

Call to action

Send me those details over in a chat on LinkedIn.

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Cold calling a hiring manager I found on LinkedIn...

Transcript

Hey, is this Nadia? Oh, yes, speaking. This is Abby. Sorry, I know you probably weren't expecting my call. I actually found you on LinkedIn after applying for the sales role at your company, and I was just wondering if I could grab, like, 30 seconds to explain why I'm calling? What company did you apply for? Northwestern Mutual. I have a couple of years of experience in content and marketing, but I've recently been spending a lot more time learning sales, on experience, getting hands-on experience because I'm looking to transition into a sales role, and part of that has been using SalesEcho to work on prospecting and handling objections. I just feel like I'm ready to now step into a sales role after practicing for these past few months. I mean, yeah, look, I don't actually manage hiring, okay? Yeah, totally. I, uh, I figured that might be the case. I guess I was more hoping to get your perspective. And if there's anyone that you think I should speak to after that, maybe you could point me in the right direction? Oh, yeah, be happy to do a quick chat and maybe introduce you to someone. Yeah, if you could just send me those details over in a chat on LinkedIn, that would be great. Uh, sure. Thanks. Have a good one.