Networking in Medical Sales.

Let’s talk about the #1 thing killing your shot at a Medical Sales job…

Bad networking.

The kind that feels like effort but gets ignored.

Let me guess, someone gave you Linkedin advice:

❌ Post an “Open to Work” banner and wait.

❌ Comment “Interested!” under job posts.

❌ Send strangers your resume.

Let me be clear, that’s not networking.

That’s wishful thinking.

What top candidates do instead:

✅ They start real conversations.

✅ They ask better questions, not for favors.

✅ They target reps at the companies they want.

✅ They comment with intention, not desperation.

This approach builds trust.

And trust is what unlocks opportunities.

If you’re stuck… ghosted… overlooked…

The fix isn’t apply to more jobs.

It’s a better plan.

Pro Tip: Stop asking Med Reps for their contact list like it’s a vending machine.

Question for you:

What’s the worst networking advice you’ve ever heard?

Drop it below 👇

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