It’s nice to meet you like this. Good luck in your new job.

Sometimes the first few months or the first year can be a little bit rough in international sales. You need to acquire new personal skills and these personal skills will impact you on a very personal level. I think this takes energy… and on top of a new job and life in general, we don’t always have the energy to give. Some people find the adjustment easier than other for various reasons. Some people seem to find their natural environment here too. But if you find yourself becoming too stressed or if you have negative emotions in some way, ask yourself if it’s the adjustment in learning international skills and make time to work through them on a personal level.

Beyond this initial adaptation phase, I find that most people really enjoy it. It’s a question of developing good people skills and cross-cultural skills. And then the next big challenges come if there is a lot of travel and you want to have a private life too.

your website is like a light pointing out a direction to me in my career life.

My name is Sheng. I am from Taiwan. I just start my career now after graduating from college and finishing national services. I have always wanted to be an international salesman! Now I got the offer from a company manufacturing computer mouse. I am so excited! But I have no experience at all. I learned about Communications and Marketing, double-majored, in college. I really knew nothing about international sales.

I wanted to be an international sales because I want to use my language specialties. I speak Chinese, Japanese and English.

Anyway, I am so excited to find your website online! It is a great start for me! I believe I will have more questions after 12/1, when I officially start my job. And if there is anything I can do for you, please let me know!

Take care and stay warm.

Sheng
.-= Sheng´s last blog ..成功を呼ぶ7っの法則　ＢＹ　勝間和代/ Katsuma’s Seven Rules for Your Business and Your Life =-.

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