Can a car dealership sales manager break into finance
My dream job was always to work with the markets in some capacity, research, trader, in the summers during college I sold cars to make enough to not have to work while in school.When I graduated college with my finance degree a dealership offered me the finance/sales manager position and a great salary so I took it. Now I'm 27 and regretting my decision. Is it too late to break in.Some skills I think would translate well is 10 years of sales experience,I have experience leading a team of 10I'm used to working 80+ hour weeks
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In short, it will be an extremely uphill battle but it isnt impossible.
Best way to go about it would be to look for a FP&A manager role, do that for a year or two, then get your MBA. Assuming you network and work hard you should get looks from different S&T / capital markets roles, but you will still need to study the technicals like a madman to make up for lack of experience.
In other words, it can be done, but not without a significant sacrifice.
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