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How to land medical device sales interviews



I watched someone ruin an opportunity with a recruiter in a single LinkedIn comment.



“I’m interested in medical device sales. Can you help me?”


That’s it.

No context.

No value.


The recruiter never responded.

And honestly, I understand why.


Breaking into medical sales isn’t always about your resume.

It’s a relationship gap.


Medical sales interviews don’t go to the best-looking resumes.

They go to the candidates who crack access code.


The 7 deadly sins of networking for aspiring Med Reps:

➟ Treat conversations like a transaction.

➟ Reach out with zero personalization.

➟ Cross boundaries: “uncomfortable.”

➟ Ignore the importance of follow up.

➟ Push too hard, too fast.

➟ Ask for a favor.

➟ 100% online.


Recruiters, hiring managers, and sales reps remember how you make us feel.


When you ask uninformed questions, it leaves a negative impression.


If you’re serious about a six-figure carer in medical sales, stop asking what people can do for you.

Start asking what you can learn from them.


The big question.


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Do you have access to medical sales jobs, or collecting connections?


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Hi 👋 I’m Jebb

650+ clients placed.

Want in?


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