Account Manager | Entry Level Sales

Posted 4 days ago

coalescenceWashington (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

Account Manager | Entry Level Sales At Coalescence, we do things a bit differently than your average sales company. We work with some of the most respected clients in the industry with a trusted process. We also offer a different opportunity than your basic sales position. The ideal Entry Level Account Manager candidate has an insane work ethic, high energy, and enjoys working with their customers in person.

What you'll be doing: Oversee sales in your location Build relationships with your customers face-to-face Deliver sales presentations We provide the training to teach/train you everything from A to Z to become an effective high-rolling sales producer in this industry. PLUS, we offer a management training program for overachievers. Things you need for this position: Outstanding people skills Excellent customer-facing and communication skills Competitive spirit Team playerBS/BA degree is preferred

What we offer: Competitive pay structure Training and development Access to industry leaders Holidays off Constant support from the management team Team environment We realize there are so many unknowns in the workforce these days. At Coalescence, we offer a stable and secure work environment. Want to learn more? Send us your resume today. We look forward to reviewing it!

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