About the role#
This is a 7-week virtual training program designed to prepare you for entry-level sales roles in the technology and healthcare sectors. You will join a cohort of peers for live sessions led by executive coaches and sales leaders. The program focuses on professional development and job placement, helping you transition into careers within medical devices, pharmaceuticals, or tech sales.
What you'll need#
- You are a current junior, senior, or master's student at a university in the United States, or a professional looking to start a career in sales.
- You have shown grit in your academic, professional, or personal life.
- You are open to receiving and acting on feedback.
- You are willing to step outside your comfort zone.
- Former and current student-athletes are encouraged to apply.
- We accept applicants from various academic backgrounds, including business administration, biology, and other fields.
Location & details#
- This is a remote, full-time, paid position.
- The program follows a rolling schedule.
- We do not offer sponsorship for this role.
About gritty
Gritty is a software development company based in Austin, Texas. It operates a video-first recruitment platform designed to help companies identify and assess sales talent. The firm provides professional development workshops, career coaching, and cohort-based courses for job seekers. It employs 89 people and functions as a privately held organization.
How to get in at gritty
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