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Interview: Microsoft Sr. Customer Success Manager (from Software Engineer to Tech Sales)

Sales roles were not a typical post MBA career path, especially if you were a Software Engineer pre MBA. But what if that sales role is at Microsoft? I met Vasu Sharma, a Sr. Customer Success Manager at Microsoft to understand his journey of getting into the company, his day-to-day, how his software engineer background helps is day-to-day and advice for joining Microsoft. Hope this helps! - 00:14 Please tell me about yourself 01:24 Process of getting into the company 03:14 What types of questions did you get during the interview? 04:52 What do you do as a Sr. Customer Success Manager? 06:14 Did you have any learning curve? 09:42 What do you like the most and the least about your role? 12:15 Microsoft culture and work life balance 15:32 How to get into Tech Sales without Sales experience - #Microsoft #Sales #Tech #CustomerSuccessManager #HealthCare #interview #career - ✨ Social Media channels ✨ LinkedIn: Discord Community: Instagram: 카카오톡 오픈채팅: ☕ Support Career School ☕ Buy me a coffee: 😊 About me😊 My name is Yong and I am here to help you with your Career success. In this channel, I usually talk about Career Development (FAANG, interview tips, jobsearch hacks, networking tips and more), interview people working at awesome companies and about getting an MBA (and more). I now work at Amazon as a Sr. Product Marketing Manager in the retail business. I am originally from Seoul, South Korea and moved to the US to get my MBA at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School. When I got that job offer from Amazon, I promised myself that I would help people for their career success and here I am. 📞 Contact me 📞 The best way to contact me is through LinkedIn: However, if you have a specific question or a content request, please reach out to me via email that can be found in the about section of this channel. 📖 Disclaimer 📖 The opinions expressed in this video are those of the individuals. They do not purport to reflect the opinions or views of any organization or its members.