Hi All, just wanted to get some advice. I’m being teased by my colleagues for not being able to model, though I’ve already closed a couple of deals since joining in 10 months and got promoted recently.
How should I deal with the teasing? I just want the label of not being able to model stick when I’ve actually been closing deals so I can’t be a complete idiot!
Any advise would help!
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Either get better at modeling or man the fuck up.
ignore the haters
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