Hello everyoneI just joined the forum, therefore decided to pay my respect to members. I am a business development and marketing expert. I help professional entrepreneurs such as consultants, coaches, doctors, lawyers, dentist, trainers, accountants and retailers grow their businesses to the one million mark. I am the author of the: how to market and manage professional firms books series for doctors, lawyer, dentist, trainers, accountants, coaches and consultants. It anyone have any question related to any of the above topics, please do not hesitate to ask. It would be my pleasure to help you guys.Thanks and hope we have a good time chatting together. Romeo Richards

Hello Romeo I am new here too I have just posted a question for some advice. I have copied and pasted below. If you can assist in anyway it would be very much appreciated.welcome by the way ??Ok. So I have been working in the social care industry for about seven years and have been training to become an british sign language interpreter for six. I have recently discovered that this is NOT what I want to do. I am really interested in sales but more specifically recruitment consultancy. So my question is, how do I go a about getting into recruitment? I have little experience in a sales role though I have done telesales a few years ago. I do not have a degree because I have lived on my own since I was 16 and had to work and train at the same time so university wasn't an option. I'm pretty sure the skills I have learned over the years are transferable but like I said before, my main issue is making my c.v look desirable enough to get an interview. Once I have interview I know I can sell myself, as getting the interview is half the battle.Anyone who can provide me with some tips and feedback on this matter would be greatly appreciated.Sorry if the info above seems to be vague, I can provide more info if needed.Many thanksJemma

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Bushy - you must be one young partner.

Thank You