Sales Representative

Posted 4 days ago

agonWashington (DC)

Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

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About the role

Sales Representative - Entry Level Sales and Customer Interaction Opportunity! Agon is a top-performing retail sales and marketing firm, specializing in customer acquisition and face-to-face consulting. Agon dominates the competition due to the mental agility and poise of its incredible staff. At the core of most businesses are shareholders or customers, but for Agon, it's our team. While personalities differ from scholars to athletes to creators, what each member has in common is high character and a strong, competitive attitude. If you want to work in a positive and high-energy environment, you may be exactly who we're looking for!

What You’ll Do:

Follow a proven training system focused on customer engagement, communication, and sales development to meet individual and team goals
Create positive, professional interactions that deliver an exceptional customer experience
Build strong customer relationships and maintain long-term customer satisfaction and loyalty
The perks/benefits:
Paid training

Competitive weekly pay with hourly wages and performance-based commissions and bonuses, paying whichever amount is greater. Be surrounded by like-minded team members Rapid advancement opportunities for top sales performers The requirements: Positive attitude Strong work ethic Ability to work on a team

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