Career Quiz and Most Suitable Personality
Food Brokers
Food Brokers Food Brokers make sure that your products end up on the shelves in grocery stores, and they sell your food products to distributors, food manufacturers, and other industries that buy food. They represent your brand and negotiate deals with distributors and other stores on your behalf.
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Career Quiz
In this career quiz, there are 8-10 questions that will give you a pretty good perspective on whether this career is right for you.
There are 3 answers to each question: Dislike, Maybe, and Like.
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Question | Yes | Maybe | No |
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Are you comfortable traveling to stores and selling products to them? | |||
Are you willing to set up displays to improve products’ sales? | |||
Are you interested in working for yourself as a Food Broker? | |||
Do you have an outgoing personality to meet with strangers and convince them to buy and sell your clients’ products? | |||
Do you have the organization skills to keep track of clients and get their products into stores? | |||
Do you have an eye for design so that you can help with product placement in stores? | |||
Do you think you would enjoy being a Food Broker? | |||
Do you enjoy learning about different kinds of food? |
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Suitable Personality Type
People with this personality likes to start and work on projects. They also like leading people and making many decisions. You can read more about these career personality types here.
People who want to be a Food Broker should have confidence and know their products. You will need to sell your clients’ products to stores, so you should be convincing when you connect with them. You should be polite by nature and be outgoing and friendly. You need to be organized and responsible because you are working for yourself and have to set your own schedule. You need to plan your schedule so that you have enough time to get your work done.
Pros and Cons
Pros
You get to set your own schedule
Most of the time, Food Brokers are independent contractors, so they work for themselves. They can set their own schedule.
You don’t have to be stuck in an office
As a Food Broker you will spend much of your time on the road visiting stores and negotiating deals.
You get to use your creativity to create product displays
Food Brokers often help stores with product placement and product displays. You can set these displays up and help stores realize their potential.
You can help companies grow
Food Brokers have an opportunity to help a new company get their brand out in the stores and start getting them noticed and recognized.
Cons
You have to make sales
You have to make sales or you will lose your clients. You need to have a skill in knowing where to sell certain foods and convincing stores to buy your clients’ products.
You can work long hours
When you work as a Food Broker, you have to travel to different stores to sell products and food to them. You might end up working long hours.
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