Sales Internship

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August 4, 2025

A Sales Internship provides students or recent graduates with practical, hands-on experience in the sales field. Interns work alongside sales teams to learn essential sales techniques, customer relationship management, and how to close deals in real-world business environments.


What Interns Typically Learn:

  • Customer Communication:
    How to interact with clients via phone, email, or in-person meetings.
  • Lead Generation & Qualification:
    Identifying potential customers and determining their interest and fit.
  • CRM Tools:
    Using Customer Relationship Management platforms (like Salesforce or HubSpot) to track sales activity.
  • Sales Pitching:
    Crafting and delivering persuasive sales pitches tailored to client needs.
  • Market Research:
    Understanding competitors, customer needs, and industry trends.
  • Sales Reporting:
    Monitoring KPIs and preparing weekly or monthly performance reports.
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1) Which skill helps in gaining customer trust?

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2) Relationship selling focuses on:

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3) What is the “AIDA” model in sales?

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4) What is typically the first step in the sales process?

5 / 100

5) Which is MOST effective for customer retention?

6 / 100

6) An example of ‘cross-selling’ is:

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7) Cold calling is a method used to:

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8) What is the purpose of a sales presentation?

9 / 100

9) If a customer says, “It’s too expensive,” what is this called?

10 / 100

10) The main purpose of market segmentation is to:

11 / 100

11) How should a salesperson handle competition during a sales pitch?

12 / 100

12) What is the main benefit of using CRM software?

13 / 100

13) What is upselling?

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14) The total combined customer lifetime values of all of the company’s customers is known as:

15 / 100

15) Which of these is a benefit of Customer Relationship Management (CRM)?

16 / 100

16) What is the next step after ‘prospecting’ in sales?

17 / 100

17) A ‘pipeline’ in sales context means:

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18) Which sales approach focuses on the customer's long-term benefit?

19 / 100

19) What is a common method to qualify a sales lead?

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20) What type of sales is characterized by a one-time transaction?

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21) A lead can be defined as:

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22) A sales quota refers to:

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23) Which sales method involves selling products door-to-door?

24 / 100

24) What role does empathy play in sales?

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25) When is the right time to ask for a referral?

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26) Which factor is most important in B2B sales?

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27) Which closing technique asks the customer what payment method they wish to use to finish the sale?

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28) What does B2B stand for?

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29) Which selling approach focuses on solving the customer’s problems rather than just product features?

30 / 100

30) In sales, what does 'closing the deal' mean?

31 / 100

31) Which of the following best describes ‘value proposition’?

32 / 100

32) Which is the most effective way to learn about a customer’s true needs?

33 / 100

33) A pull strategy focuses on:

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34) How does social selling work?

35 / 100

35) What is the purpose of a ‘sales script’?

36 / 100

36) Why is product knowledge important in sales?

37 / 100

37) Which of the following is a benefit of team selling?

38 / 100

38) Why is it important to listen during a sales conversation?

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39) A high "Days Sales Outstanding" (DSO) indicates:

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40) How can technology help sales teams?

41 / 100

41) Handling objections is important because:

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42) What is a 'sales quota'?

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43) Which one is NOT a function of a sales management ad agency?

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44) Which of these is NOT a part of the sales process?

45 / 100

45) Which is an example of cross-selling?

46 / 100

46) What is the primary role of a sales manager?

47 / 100

47) What is solution selling?

48 / 100

48) What should be done after closing a sale?

49 / 100

49) Which type of sales is based on long-term client relationships?

50 / 100

50) “Benefit selling” means focusing on:

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51) Which of the following is NOT part of the promotion mix?

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52) The main objective of sales forecasting is:

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53) A “pre-approach” process in sales includes:

54 / 100

54) Process of purchasing space in media is called:

55 / 100

55) Which is NOT a skill required for sales success?

56 / 100

56) Which stage in the sales funnel involves presenting the product to the customer?

57 / 100

57) How often should salespeople follow up after a presentation?

58 / 100

58) A satisfied customer is likely to:

59 / 100

59) In B2B selling, the buying decision is usually:

60 / 100

60) Which is NOT a B2C sales channel?

61 / 100

61) What is the role of ‘observation’ in sales?

62 / 100

62) What is the difference between ‘lead’ and ‘prospect’?

63 / 100

63) A push strategy in marketing involves:

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64) Which of the following is an example of a sales KPI (Key Performance Indicator)?

65 / 100

65) 'Prospecting' in selling refers to:

66 / 100

66) Under promising and over-delivering a sales strategy results in:

67 / 100

67) Which is NOT a primary objective of sales management?

68 / 100

68) Which of the following skills is MOST important for building rapport with customers?

69 / 100

69) ‘Upselling’ means:

70 / 100

70) A direct marketing channel means:

71 / 100

71) Sales promotion primarily consists of:

72 / 100

72) What is cross-selling?

73 / 100

73) A good sales pitch should focus mainly on:

74 / 100

74) Which personality trait is most essential for a successful salesperson?

75 / 100

75) How can a salesperson build trust?

76 / 100

76) A satisfied customer is likely to:

77 / 100

77) When is the best time to ask for a referral?

78 / 100

78) What is the best way to handle a customer who is undecided?

79 / 100

79) The term ‘objection handling’ in sales means:

80 / 100

80) Which is the most direct link of the company with customers?

81 / 100

81) Which is NOT a typical sales channel?

82 / 100

82) Which software is commonly used for customer relationship management (CRM)?

83 / 100

83) What is the main goal of ‘cold calling’?

84 / 100

84) How can a salesperson effectively manage their time?

85 / 100

85) What does ‘pipeline management’ in sales involve?

86 / 100

86) The “augmented product” includes:

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87) Which technique is effective in handling customer objections?

88 / 100

88) What type of selling assigns salespeople specific geographical areas?

89 / 100

89) Desk selling happens mostly via:

90 / 100

90) In sales, the term “follow-up” primarily refers to:

91 / 100

91) What is the role of “trial closing” in sales?

92 / 100

92) Which is a common method to prioritize sales leads?

93 / 100

93) A sales contest is an example of:

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94) Which characteristic is important for a salesperson?

95 / 100

95) What is a benefit of using a CRM system?

96 / 100

96) What is a common objection related to price usually about?

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97) Which of these is NOT an example of direct sales?

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98) Which closing technique assumes the sale will happen?

99 / 100

99) Effective negotiation skills include:

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100) What is the main goal of lead generation?

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