Entry Level Account Executive (January Start Date)
Entry Level Account Executive (January Start Date)
Posted 12 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Build relationships with business and technology leaders through calls, emails, LinkedIn outreach, networking, and client meetings
- Learn a consultative sales approach and lead discovery conversations to understand each client’s goals and challenges
- Manage the full sales cycle, from prospecting and outreach through closing, account growth, and ongoing relationship management
- Partner with recruiting and delivery teams to connect clients with the right talent and consulting solutions
- Grow accounts, track activity, follow through on commitments, and consistently work toward individual and team goals
- Competitive, self-motivated, and energized by measurable goals
- Confident communicator who enjoys meeting new people and building trust
- Coachable, curious, and willing to ask questions and apply feedback
- Resilient and comfortable staying positive through rejection and setbacks
- Proactive, organized, and able to work independently while contributing to a team
- Bachelor’s degree required
- Competitive base salary plus uncapped commission
- Structured training, hands-on coaching, and ongoing mentorship
- A clear advancement path through a promote-from-within culture
- Monthly car allowance and phone stipend
- Health benefits and 401(k) match
- Incentive trips and performance-based rewards
- A collaborative, high-energy team that celebrates wins and supports your development
- Ready to Build Your Sales Career?
- If you are competitive, relationship-driven, and ready to learn, we would love to meet you. Apply today to start building a career with uncapped opportunity and a team invested in your success.
- At Brooksource, we do not just hire employees. We develop future leaders.
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