Planning and Sales Rep. -Japanese Bilingual

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astaffingHonolulu (HI)

Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel Other Services Related to Advertising

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$27k

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Planning And Sales Rep. -Japanese Bilingual Honolulu, HI, United States$ 27,000.00 - 70,000.00 (US Dollar) Job Openings Planning And Sales Rep. -Japanese Bilingual

About The Job: Planning And Sales Rep. -Japanese Bilingual

Responsibilities: Free paper and web media advertising planning and sales. - This position's roles are very flexible. If you prefer other roles such as Sales Administrative Assistant, Sales Support, or Advertisement Creator, it will be possible to become that position instead of a Planning and Sales position, depending on your experience and the company situation. - You can start working as an Assistant Sales Manager if you have enough sales and management experience and skills.

Job Description: (Planning And Sales Representatives): - Sell advertising space to clients such as restaurants, retail shops, and stores. - Contact potential clients, make sales presentations, and maintain client accounts. - Be fully knowledgeable about all companies products and services. - Be able to fully demonstrate the company's services with presentations to clients. Requirement: Bilingual in both Japanese and English. Experience in sales, customer service, or any kind of Interpersonal work in any industry. Have a sales aptitude. Driver's license. Compensation Base Salary($27k~$70k) plus Quarterly Incentives and Annually Bonus

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