Bravado

268 Bush Street, 2734, 94104, San Francisco, United States
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Based on 20 Reviews

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About Bravado

Bravado is America’s largest professional sales network. Connect with peers in the industry, find high-paying sales jobs at vetted tech companies, and level up your sales career with Bravado. Find a sales job that doesn’t suck. Bravado Jobs connects top sellers with exciting career opportunities at vetted, high-paying B2B tech companies. Every company on our platform is confirmed to have attainable quota, strong product-market fit, and a strong sales culture. Find your dream sales job on Bravado. Learn from the best and connect with your peers. The War Room is America’s first pseudonymous community for sales. Ask for candid advice, share your wins and network with top sales leaders to learn from the very best in sales. Level up your sales skills. Access exclusive guides, lessons, and key sales insights on Bravado Academy, your personal sales guru. Build trust. Win clients. Close deals. With Bravado portfolio, your sales record does the talking. Collect real client reviews to take your career farther and close deals faster. Leverage your connections with Bravado Flex. Find freelance, 100% commission-based sales opportunities with Bravado Flex. Cash in on connections multiple times instead of once and flex on the competition with Bravado Flex.

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Jack
CA

Bravado is a phenomenal resource Bravado is a phenomenal resource for salespeople - it doesn’t matter if you’re just starting out or a seasoned veteran. Whether you’re looking for a new full-time gig, a side hustle, sage advice, or just somewhere to vent with likeminded peers, you’ll find what you need.

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John mallow
GB

Bravado the best sales community I’ve come across Alright! I was waiting until I spent some time on Bravado to really get the lay of the land, observe and then contribute. I am very impressed with the site especially the knowledge gained when communicating with other members. Need sales advice about a specific situation? Ask. Boss being a challenge? Get input. Wondering about an industry? Yep ask and you shall receive. The input is incredibly valuable and I’ve personally used plenty of the input from individuals and resources available on the site in my professional career and progression. The site has rules so follow them and people engage! 5 stars hands down. I’ve referred a colleague and they are obsessed with the content as well. See you on bravado!

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The Hypnotist
GB

Become a sales savage Draw upon a wealth of knowledge and pick the brains of a legion of hardened sales savages. Ask for advice on your current dilemas, learn about best practices, or how to fast track your sales career, safe in the knowledge that you are anonymous and can speak your mind without fear of chastisement. You can also earn gifts for your contribution to discussions. I’ve never seen any other forum quite like it. What are you waiting for?

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Patrick Escolas
GB

War Room is great for Savages...unless you're trying to DM with Android. I love the dedicated sales based experience and personnel that I communicate with in the War Room. The current mods are great and quick to respond/fix any issues that arise. SalesGPT is a fun and possibly useful tool to use for the craft. Earning "commission" and using them towards fun rewards is cool too. Only issue is that there is no Android App and therefore lose out on direct message functionality, and I'm not sure it's even on the roadmap...damn apple addicts.

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DieHard Duffman
GB

Trash company that just wants to harvest your professional contacts So you need to create an account with Bravado if you want to "apply" to the job you found online that they are advertising. Annoying, but not uncommon. However, in order to create a Bravado account, they require access to ALL of your Google contacts. Why on earth would you need that level of access to my information, just to create an account? If you choose to actually do this, you're then asked to upload your resume. Once that is uploaded, they require you go through your work history, role by role, and provide the name of the specific client, the specific stakeholder, and what specific product you sold them, and when. They try and play it up like potential employers find specific examples of success appealing in their candidate evaluations, blah, blah, blah. I'm sure there isn't a bunch of slimey sales "professionals" at Bravado NOT poaching my professional contacts or sales history information for their own personal lead gen activities. Sure, this is probably all legal, but this company is trash, and all they are after is your sales contacts.

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