Ccom 262 Cigar Reps
jsnake
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I hate to bring this up here but since this is aimed at guys who are on here and who got connected with 262 Cigars through this website I decided to post this here. That and I can't remember who all got involved and who didn't lol. I went to bat for a few guys so you could get on board as an independent rep for a new company and get your foot in the door in the cigar industry. Some of you made me proud and are kicking butt. Some of you took 20, 40, 60 cigar samples and no one has heard from you since. If you are one of those people please do the right thing and return the cigars or at least call someone and let them know your status.
Cigar rep work is a lot harder then you think. Not everyone is made out to be a salesmen. As a new company there is a ton of rejection to deal with. I am not hating on anyone or mad at anyone. No one else at 262 is mad at anyone. Trying to get everything better organized and in order and we need to know if you are still on board or if it is not for you.
As always buy more cigars from Ccom!!
Cigar rep work is a lot harder then you think. Not everyone is made out to be a salesmen. As a new company there is a ton of rejection to deal with. I am not hating on anyone or mad at anyone. No one else at 262 is mad at anyone. Trying to get everything better organized and in order and we need to know if you are still on board or if it is not for you.
As always buy more cigars from Ccom!!
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With that said, I'm pretty busy with my 9-5 to dedicate the time to this gig. It's a lot more time consuming than one would think. Especially since my day job is very demanding (I am the Service Manager of a Dealership and am building a new Service Department from the ground up). I have been in sales over 10 years and done pretty well but this is totally different. Lately I haven't had the time, with work and moving, to kick myself in the butt and I feel bad that 262 has been back burnered. It sucks too because I had high hopes for this deal. I still have high hopes for the brand but I'm thinking that I'm more of a roadblock than a helper at this point.
It's funny that you brought this up Jake. I was just mulling this over this morning and wondering what I was going to do.
as always, buy cigars from Ccom
Sales isn't for everyone though. Also trying to balance this with family, other jobs and responsibilities is a huge challenge. I admit I feel overwhelmed often. I do it more for the love of cigars and this product directly. If I wasn't passionate about it I couldn't do it.
Dennis and anyone else who feels my statement might apply to them just call Clint or Jerry and let them know your status. If you can't do it no hard feelings. We just need to know what areas we have covered and who is still out there trying to sell. My statement was more directed at one or two individuals who got samples and did nothing at all. The guys who tried and decided it wasn't for them.......we are good.