Ken Sundheim
Ken Sundheim owns a New York sales and marketing recruiting firms and operates a recruiting blog sales recruiting marketing recruiting blog
Articles by this Author
The Secrets to Be a Successful Sales Manager
- By Ken Sundheim
- Published 04/1/2012
- Career
- Unrated
The problem starts day one and the situation is nearly always the same A new sales manager, fresh from the sales pit, takes over a business development team and, instinctively they begin to coach and mentor the sales representatives in the same way that their old sales manager taught them - to become better sales people
Is Your Ideal Boss a Manager or a Leader?
- By Ken Sundheim
- Published 03/26/2012
- Career
- Unrated
Dealing with employment seekers for a living, the majority of people who actively pursue jobs in some form of business, associate the title "Manager" with terms such as "status quo" and "mundane"
On the other hand, some employment seekers actively like the day-to-day predictability that comes with working under quintessential managers
A Must-Read Resume Can Get You to Must-Hire Interview
- By Ken Sundheim
- Published 03/23/2012
- Career
- Unrated
Upon seeing frequent rejection of their resume submissions, many job seekers immediately turn to an expensive career coach to immediately have their resume professionally done thinking someone else can make their employment woes vanish
When it comes to writing a great resume, for the most part resume and cover letter outsourcing is hardly a necessity
Ace Your Next Interview With Consultative Selling
- By Ken Sundheim
- Published 02/1/2012
- Career
- Unrated
Consultative selling is a commonly used and widely known sales technique that aims to get to the core of a client's problem and, once known, determine the best ways to mitigate the aforementioned issues The beauty of consultative selling is that despite the inclusion of the word "selling," essentially it is not selling at all
If It's on Your Resume - You're Eventually Going to Be Questioned
- By Ken Sundheim
- Published 01/25/2012
- Career
- Unrated
On many sales and marketing resumes, I almost always find a section where the applicant lists his or her skills (or perceived in most cases) in a separate, but bold expertise section usually placed near the top of the CV Because many of these individuals have done enough research to know to put the key terms on their resume, naturally, they are charming, quick witted, energetic and intelligent enough to get past middle management
The Main Skills That Students Should Become Familiarized With in College
- By Ken Sundheim
- Published 01/21/2012
- Career
- Unrated
Although, throughout their college career, students will take a plethora of courses on a plethora of topics, there are some skills that every university should focus on teaching the young adults Even though the skills that are mentioned below are the skills that will be most useful upon graduation, schools continually fail to convey the message that having these proficiencies is nothing short of crucial
Fighting Discrimination in the Work Force
- By Ken Sundheim
- Published 10/3/2011
- Career
- Unrated
Fighting Discrimination in the Work Force
Even in 2010, both women and minorities face discrimination in the work force This article gives some examples as to what still goes on


