Job options for people who likes to talk, but not Sales.
I m a science stream student and is graduating soon. I used to dream in becoming a lawyer because l love to talk but I don't know if I will like it or not and it seems to me that they are many law graduates couldn't find a job😧😧 #business #lawyer #medical-field
UPDATE: It's been 5 years since I posted this question. I'm a law graduate now and working in legal field at the moment. Thank you for answering my question. It was really helpful back then.
9 answers
Nathan’s Answer
Based on the level of grammar used in your question, I recommend working on how you present you're self through your words. If you enjoy talking,and hate sales, I recommend being a business or personal coach. Both require masters or 10 years of experience
Rachel’s Answer
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Bill’s Answer
In this role, you'll be able to meet and talk to a lot of people both agents selling directly to customers for us and the end buyer. One of the most interesting parts of my role is traveling to visit our customers (end buyers) who the agent has sold a policy to and touring their operations and getting to know more about their business.
Good luck in your future endeavors.
Ryan Cohen
Ryan’s Answer
There are also some jobs in government and nonprofit organizations that allow you to work with people in the community to make sure they're getting the service and support they need. You're not "selling" a product, but you are working with people. In some ways, you are providing customer service in these types of roles. Think about what sorts of services you might like to provide to people -- you can be working with people within your company or outside your company.
Gary’s Answer
Hi,
Most jobs require you to speak with people, I would recommend doing some career research to narrow down your interest - try looking into careers and education in business(customer service), legal (paralegal or legal assistant), social work, etc.
Good luck!