I know a little bit about your industry.

The 10% commission on profits and the commission on sales you said, the ratio is very similar.

The profit commission is to incentivize salesmen to sell at the highest possible price.

Your company's commission model is designed to create sales results.

The former is a more sophisticated product

Your product is in the low to mid-range market.

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Just graduated, don't be so high and mighty.

As for your comment about not being able to tell what your boss's real profits are, you're worried about your boss deducting your commission from your business. ....

You're being redundant. The difference between you and your boss is at least 10 times. If you get 10,000 a month, that means you're generating at least 100,000 in profit for your boss.

Any boss [unless the brain into the water kind] will not be afraid of salesman high wages.

So he won't be able to afford to pay you a small amount of money.

Do a good job, just graduated, need at least three years of training, in order to stand out from the industry