Sales Trainee

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purvis industriesDallas (TX)
Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and TravelProfessional and Management Development Training

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Sales & Solution Account Manager Training Program Purvis Industries is looking for qualified Account Manager Trainee candidates to join our Sales & Service Management Trainee Program (SSMTP). The program starts in late May and is held in our Ft. Worth, TX, training center, lasting six months. There you will gain hands-on training covering a multitude of product disciplines including bearings, motors, power transmission, conveyor belting, hydraulics, pneumatics, and variable frequency drives to name a few. Trainees will also learn effective sales approaches, time and territory management, cold calling skills, how to deliver professional presentations, develop sales plans, and effectively communicate the Purvis value proposition. Qualified candidates should have a minimum of an associate degree in a mechanical, electrical, or hydraulic field of study or at least 5 years of experience working in a Maintenance department. We have openings for full-time placements in multiple locations. Benefits Paid time off 401(k) enrollment Health insurance Dental Insurance Vision insurance Life Insurance Ability to set up a Flexible Spending Account You will be a valued member of a stable and established company. We are committed to our employee's professional development and will provide you with ongoing training and opportunities for advancement. Purvis Industries, an Equal Opportunity Employer, promotes a drug-free workplace.

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