Entry Level Sales
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Our newest client has requested for us to immediately hire a team of 7 individuals to assist with the launch of an interactive, promotional campaign.
Your Role
Prospect small and large businessConduct direct sales strategiesPromote our clientsProfessionally represent our firmInteract with customersInitiate the sales cycleAssist with product purchasesTrack and report salesCoordinate territoriesParticipate in classroom training
Qualifications
0 - 3 years of experience in sales, restaurants, customer acquisition, or a related fieldSuperior communication skillsProfessional and personableRuthlessly determined to succeedTeam orientedAbility to build quick relationships
Pay: $900-1200 per week
EmV NYC is expanding! We are currently opening offices in mulitple locations, Chicago being one of them! Please indicate to the HR team if you are open to temporary corporate relocation.
Candidates with the following experience are encouraged to apply today: General Labor, Construction, Home Improvement, Labor, Labor and Development Operations, Field Construction, Telecom Construction, Construction Management or Construction Experience
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