You have 15min to pitch yourself to a broker team lead, what do you say?
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[{"id": "iegrsl4", "text": "Talk up your experience in office and industrial (assuming that's his specialty), and talk about your experience in underwriting properties. Good luck!", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ieh2qd7", "text": "If, by chance, you\u2019re the person who had a conversation with my old partner and offered to send in a resume with prior underwriting experience, I may have some information for you.", "replies": [{"id": "ieijgm8", "text": "I\u2019m that guy, could you possibly send the information?", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "iehl05c", "text": "Relate how you are coachable and how you are hungry and will work as hard as you need to to be successful in commercial real estate.  That you understand commercial real estate means hearing no over and over before getting a yes, you are willing to get through all those no's.  In my experience that is the most important aspect of any new person getting into CRE. \n\nI had no experience coming into this field but along with relating that I understood this would be hard work, I believe what set me apart was talking about experiences where I was very uncomfortable and pushed through to find success.  Think of a time where that was true for you.  It could be team sports, past career experience, volunteer work, being on a committee, etc.  In my case it was doing improv.  I relayed that I did it as a way to grow as a person and face my discomfort with public speaking, and even though it was terrifying I pushed myself to take classes and perform for a year and a half.   I was never the funniest person but I sure did get a lot better at speaking in front of an audience.\n\nI hope that gives you some ideas.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "iejrmqk", "text": "I made others a lot of money and with my experience, I can make you even more money, let\u2019s light this rocket.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]