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The Rainmaker
deal path
You get to the number and you get it in writing. The handshake is not the job. The terms are.
The receipts that point here
- Negotiate a salary, a raise, a price, or a deadline.
- Set a price for your work and get paid for it.
- Manage a vendor, contractor or contract.
Job titles to search
- Negotiator
- Partnerships manager
- Procurement lead
- Sales coordinator
The work that fits
Procurement or purchasing coordinator
Salaried or contract, with set hours and a list of vendors who answer to you.
How it starts: Low cost to start
First step: Search "purchasing coordinator" or "procurement assistant" near you and save three job posts.
Partnerships and sponsorships manager
Full time or by contract, with a book of local businesses to keep warm.
How it starts: Low cost to start
First step: List five local businesses that already sponsor something, and write one line on what you would offer them.
Sales coordinator on a renewals or contracts desk
Mostly remote, with clear hours and a pipeline that moves through you.
How it starts: Low cost to start
First step: Search "sales coordinator", "renewals specialist" or "contracts coordinator" at remote companies and save three.
Licensed real-estate or insurance agent
Commission-based and flexible; licensing is required.
How it starts: Some cost or training first
First step: Look up your state's licensing course and exam for real estate or insurance.
Contracts administrator or vendor manager
Often a salaried role; some companies hire part-time or by contract.
How it starts: Low cost to start
First step: Search job posts for “contracts administrator” near you and save three that sound like what you already do.
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