Career - Thank You | Hattori Hanzo Shears

Hello,

You’re only steps away from completing your job application. Answer a few quick questions about how you sell and what drives you.

This position is full-time (Tuesday-Saturday, 9am-6pm). Is that what you're looking for?

AYes BNo

How did you hear about Hanzo?

Were you referred by someone we know? If so, who?

This is a mostly-commission sales position. An average rep earns between $200-$500 per day in commission (paid out twice a month). The monthly base salary is $1000. Obviously this pay structure isn't for everyone. We get that. What are your thoughts?

AHell yeah! That's where I thrive. All I need is something to sell and I'm good. BIt scares me a little. I need a few more details before I make a decision. CThanks but no thanks. I need a bit more of a guarantee.

In your current or previous position, do you feel you are/were appropriately appreciated and valued?

AYes, absolutely! BNo, not at all. CIt's kinda complicated.

Please complete the following sentence "I'd be open to relocation..."

ANever, ever, not a chance, no way, no how. BPossibly, under certain circumstances. CAs soon as I can pack my bags.

On a scale of 1-10, how weird are you and why?

If you walked into a room and your theme song started playing, what would it be and why?

What are you motivated most by?

How do you get better at sales?

AIt's a numbers game BI've always been able to sell things and been good at it. CYou don't get better; you either got it or you don't DGo to work every day, hope for the best, and ask questions. EBuild long-lasting relationships first and the sales will take care of themselves.

If you could have any super power what would it be?

How competitive are you?

AI try to have a good time no matter what BI only have fun when I am winning CI don't really enjoy competition, I'd rather see everyone win. DPeople don't really describe me as competitive

The client says "Let me think about it." all the responses below are good, but which one would you use.

AI completely understand, how about we reschedule for next week after you've considered everything we've discussed. BI can understand that, but what do you need to think about? CThe truth is, no matter how long you take you will be faced with the same three questions. Can you afford it? Does it fulfill your needs? Do you want DThought is instantaneous. Think of a burning house! See, thought is immediate. What you need to do now is make a decision. Yes or no. Do or don't do. ENo problem I completely understand. Here is my card so you have my information, and I'll look forward to discussing this more with you in a few days?

What is one thing every salesperson must have?

Financial security or financial opportunity?

AFinancial Security BFinancial Opportunity

"I really like your product, but I need to ask my spouse first." how would you handle this common sales objection?

AI completely understand. What does your spouse do? BI understand. Can we call him/her right now and ask? CI totally get it. Let me ask you this. What are you going to do if he/she says, "No."? DI see where you are coming from, this is a large purchase and you want to make sure you are making a good decision. I'll check in next week sometime.

If sales is your chosen profession, how do you personally practice to get better?

Who is the best salesperson you know, and what do you think makes them so good?

When does a relationship begin? Before or after the purchase?

ABefore BAfter

Cold calls are...

ANot really my thing. There are plenty of other ways to sell. BA necessary evil for success in sales. CMy favorite thing about selling.

What are your favorite curse words?

In your opinion what is the best way to prospect for new business?

APick up the phone to go through local businesses BSend out a mass email CWork social media, researching local people who I might be able to sell to DKnock on doors of businesses who need your product ECall friends and family to see if they know anyone

Being persuasive is more important than understand buyer motivation.

ATrue BFalse

The sale always progresses when asking for the order?

ATrue BFalse

Handling objections is the most important skill in selling.

ATrue BFalse

It never hurts to ask for business early in the sales process?

ATrue BFalse

Although valuable, 'listening and questioning' is not the most important sales skill.

ATrue BFalse

How easy or difficult are you to sell to?

AI'm basically a walking target. BI'm very hard to sell to. I know all their tricks. CDepends on whether I like the salesperson or not.

That’s everything.

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