Where is everyone finding the good sales jobs? I live in a metro area with over a million people, but local job boards keep showing 100% commission, insurance, or D2D. How do I tap into the higher-paying tech, medical, or construction sales markets?

I was hit with a PIP this week so I'm planning my exit strategy, just in case. I'm an AE with 6 YOE. Are companies hiring salespeople right now, or am I looking at a multi-month search to find something decent?

My company just did a massive round of layoffs, and I’m panicking a little. I’ve been here a month and watched our team shrink from 12 to 5. They let all four new SDRs go in this round, and it feels like I’m next on the list. Is this typical when a company overhires? I’m already in touch with another recruiter, but I wonder if I should just leave now. What would you do?

How do you deal with a customer who is an absolute jerk, but you gotta talk to them and work through projects with them? Like they are always critical of you or your company, but it's above their pay grade on kicking you out of their business.

My company just had massive layoffs. I survived, but my manager was fired. Now the surviving reps and I report directly to the area VP. I genuinely like my job, and the career growth was great before this, but I feel like a sitting duck. Is it a bad sign when middle management gets wiped out? Should I jump ship now, or try to leverage this direct line to the VP?