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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

starting out in CRE brokerage. Advice please!
Hey guys, This is actually my first post on BP. Thank you in advance for the help.
I recently went for a first round interview at Marcus & Millichap for a sales associate position. I was told that the first 6-12 months mainly entails cold calling and prospecting from 9-5 with no money being made within that time period. To be honest, it sounded like a "boiler room" type of environment with little to no emphasis being placed on facetime with clients or learning about ones area by being in the field.
Do I have an accurate depiction of the workplace environment? Are all the large investment firms this way? Can someone give me insight in to what to expect if I take this job?
Thanks!
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You're close. M&M works their new guys. I know as I talk to them all the time.
The upside is the ones that put the work in do well. Sort of like every job out there I guess.