In my experience, the following tips would be useful to someone applying for the job:

1. CV Restructuring: Highlight your success in sales in your CV, especially in insurance products if you have it. Also, if you have Ndebele language skills and any Sales certification or diploma, it should be on top of your qualifications section.

2. Emphasize Interpersonal Skills: Oftentimes, job seekers fail to recognize the depth in phrases like "good interpersonal skills". In your CV or cover letter, provide specific examples of how you've used your interpersonal skills in a sales role.

These are the critical areas to pay more attention to in the job listing:

1. Deadline: Note the application deadline of Friday, 29 December 2023. I've seen many promising candidates miss out on employment opportunities in Zimbabwe because of late submissions.

2. Job Prerequisites: Minimum of 5 'O' levels including English, a certificate or diploma in Sales or related field, and 1 year previous experience in sales of insurance products are must-haves. If you don’t currently meet all the requirements, articulate how your other experiences will still make you a successful Sales Agent.

3. Application Process: Apply via mail or email, include your CV and certified proof of qualification. Some job seekers overlook this in their job search in Zimbabwe, leading to incomplete applications.

4. Recruitment Scams: Corporate 24 does not require payment for securing employment. It's important to familiarize yourself with the recruitment policies of organizations and recruitment agencies in Zimbabwe.

5. Language Requirement: Applicants must be able to speak Ndebele. If you have this, highlight it.

Here's how to stand out of the crowd:

1. Achievements in Sales: My 15 years of experience tells me that employers appreciate proof of accomplishments. Highlight any significant achievements you've made in the field of Sales, and in insurance, if any.

2. Add a Personal Touch: Sending a follow-up email after the application can significantly improve your chances of being noticed in a pool of job vacancies in Zimbabwe.

3. Cover Letter Storytelling: Tell a compelling story in your cover letter about why you're passionate about Sales and how you could bring value to the organization.

Lastly, the job listing subtly indicates a few key things:

1. Location: The specific mention of location (along Josiah Tongogara Street between 8th and 9th Avenue) implies a preference for individuals familiar with the area.

2. Local Language Proficiency: The requirement to speak Ndebele might mean the job involves dealing with a local population that speaks this language.

3. Sales Background: Inference can be drawn that preference might be given to individuals with background in sales of Insurance products, and not just any sales experience.

Good luck in your application endeavors, and I hope you find your place among the exciting job offers in Zimbabwe.