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roaming | so you're primarily sales, right, not support/service?
get on as much equipment as you can. take lots of photos. ask lots of questions. it's a decent learning curve, but just remember that none of this is magic, no matter what color you're on. it all comes down to electrical systems and hydraulic systems... if you can understand those systems, the rest should come easily.
you're actually in a very good position, because you will be able to relate to what a new customer experiences. If you, as an AMS newbie, can't make the system work, chances are a new AMS customer can't either. pester StellarSupport until they block calls from your number; that's what they're for... | |
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New JD AMS salesman HELP !!!
