Few months ago I poked around discovering how to better leverage my qualifications as a potential BDR in tech. I've succeeded. As of this Wednesday I will be starting a BDR position with a company I truly align with. My background: highschool education, no tech sales experience, last position in construction. A little Monday message: if there is a singular focus, a pathway will be discovered. Never pay tax to noise. Wishing this community all the best. I'll be officially announcing my position on LinkedIn once things align. Thank you to you all who bothered to answer my hello. It meant the world, and delivered more than you know. Feel free to connect if you ever want a chat or find someone stumbling upon a road I've walked. https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandonkevintse Career change to tech. ✅

Thinking about every unfavourable trait in a resume and adding them all together, how would you go about the uphill battle of landing your dream role in tech? To spice things up some more, add in a dash of recession and massive layoffs. A lot of layoffs translate to a lot of more qualified sales reps competing for the same positions as the less qualified. Thus, David v. Goliath( Sorry if you pictured a tech startup slinging computer hardware at Mark Zuckerberg or something.) Where's the metaphorical rock we Davids can use to sling at the competition?