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Kosta_Konfucius
Politicker
7
Sales Rep
Look for remote, but pay attention to the states they require you to be in. Some fully remote companies will only hire out of certain states due to tax reasons or might want you in a time zone or support a geo territory
Diablo
Politicker
2
Sr. AE
bang on
oldcloser
Arsonist
6
💀
I'd limit the search to remote until you're about 30 days out.
CuriousFox
WR Officer
4
🦊
Or, hear me out, remote AND apply in the area. Just get the first damn interview 😆
Sunbunny31
Politicker
3
Sr Sales Executive 🐰
Yeah, I'd agree with this. With how long the interview cycle can take, it might be three months anyway.
oldcloser
Arsonist
2
💀
Interview secured. 3 days later, "Can you start tomorrow?"
watch
CuriousFox
WR Officer
3
🦊
Sure I can start onboarding remotely 😏
Sunbunny31
Politicker
2
Sr Sales Executive 🐰
Would that it happened like that all the time!
And yes, I realize it's inevitable, now that I drew that virtual line in the sand for the length of the process.
jefe
Arsonist
2
🍁
I think Foxy is on the right track here. Put yourself out there.
ThatNewAE
Big Shot
4
Account Executive - Mid enterprise
Go remote for now. Unpredictable life as is.
Revenue_Rambo
Politicker
3
Director, Revenue Enablement
How far are you relocating?
007SlsRep
Personal Narrative
2
Sales Director
from DC to Arizona
Revenue_Rambo
Politicker
0
Director, Revenue Enablement
Yeah that’s not commutable at all.
Definitely look remote first.
Pachacuti
Politicker
3
They call me Daddy, Sales Daddy
If you are targeting a place where you will live, but don't live there yet - just put on your resume that you live there. AND if you can change your mobile number to that area - do it. Shows that you already live there. NO ONE is going to hire you if they think they have to deal the baggage of you relocating, etc.
pirate
Big Shot
1
🦜☠️ Account Executive
Apply for everything and see what recruiters think and adjust accordingly
GDO
Politicker
1
BDM
Start contacting their recruiters already
Phillip_J_Fry
Opinionated
1
Director of Revenue
In this job market, you could probably apply now in your new city and you'd only be getting to final few stages by the time you're actually living there.
1
Retired Sales Professional
Just do it, start contacting the companies. You don't want three months to fly by and then your behind the eight ball.
lowhangersalesbanger
Executive
1
Director of Sales
I have done this in the past and I just was honest with companies at the interview phase. You can highlight in a cover letter as well that you will be relocating
Beans
Big Shot
1
Enterprise Account Executive
Do both, companies do like the ability to have in office people, syaing you're capable puts you ahead of fully remote.

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