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Old 08-04-2009, 07:48 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I'm currently an account executive for this telecom company I work for. I mean I do get a decent salary along with a commision per every sale. I've been probably making multiple deals that brings about a margin of about 10 grand every month. And I was thinking, especially when I could have been an independent contractor and just take that profit myself rather than taking only a portion of 10 grand, why don't I just work for myself? What kind of license do I need to be a telecom broker? I will be just dealing with buying and selling basically. I won't be dealing with any installation or any hosting services, but just brokering basically. I'm not saying I will be starting my own company any time soon, but after I obtain enough sources and knowledge to be an indepent contractor, I just thought it would be a good idea for me to separate from this company.
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The only advice I can offer is to do all the research you can. If you truly feel that you will be better off on your own, then go for it. Just be prepared to work your tail off.
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