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How can I find sales internships near me?

I'm a high school junior interested in gaining some sales experience through internships. I've heard that internships can be a great way to learn skills and build a resume before college. Does anyone have advice on how to find sales internships that are close to where I live? Are there specific websites or local resources that you recommend I check out? Also, any tips on making my application stand out would be appreciated!

4 hours ago

You're on the right path by seeking a sales internship! Early experiences like these can develop sales skills that will serve you well in many career paths.

When it comes to finding sales internships, networking is key. Talk to anyone you can about your passion for sales and your intention to intern. This could include family members, teachers, career guidance counselors, or part-time employers. They may be able to point you to opportunities you wouldn't otherwise know about.

LinkedIn is another fantastic resource. You can filter job searches for internships in your area. It’s also possible to use the "Easy Apply" option on LinkedIn, which can streamline the application process for you.

Another website to consider is Indeed. Customize the search settings for internships and the location you prefer. You'll be surprised at how many possibilities exist!

You could also approach local businesses directly. Just remember, before you reach out, do some research on the business, its products or services, and its target audience. Framing your application around how you can help them specifically will surely make your application stand out.

To strengthen your application, highlight any experience you might have that’s relevant to sales. This could include fundraisers where you convinced people to part with their money, or retail jobs where you helped customers make purchasing decisions. Even if you haven’t had a proper sales role before, there’s a good chance you’ve done something that involved persuading or influencing others.

Remember, enthusiasm is contagious. Let your excitement about sales shine through in your applications and interviews, and that will go a long way in making you a top candidate. Good luck with your search!

4 hours ago

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