IT sales manager jobs could involve leaving a team of sales executive selling software, hardware products or services to clients or customers. This job role may be one of the least hands-on technical roles, but it still requires some understanding of how IT is used in business. As an IT sales manager representative you will require to have understanding the business benefits of whole systems or services. IT sales manager job might also involve phone calls, meetings, conferences and drafting proposals. This role doesn't require you have a technology degree, but you will need to have a thorough technical understanding and knowledge of the product you sell. Key skills required for IT sales manager jobs are product knowledge, persuasion, interpersonal skills, drive, mobility and business awareness. This role is similar to Technical sales jobs, IT sales executive jobs or IT account manager jobs
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