Sales Representative (Entry Level )
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nile legacy marketingDallas (TX)
Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and TravelAdministrative Management and General Management Consulting Services
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Nile Legacy is a place to make a name for yourself and set yourself up for success. Between the opportunities for advancement and demand of our clients, there’s room for growth here.Here, our mission is to build strong partnerships with our business clients, elevate company brands, and explore new opportunities in business development.We invest in our team’s professional development through ongoing training, mentorship programs, and opportunities for career advancement. We’re looking for passionate, talented individuals to join our dynamic team and contribute to our mission of delivering exceptional sales solutions.They should be skilled at building and maintaining relationships with clients and work to provide exceptional customer service to clients.Entry Level Sales Representative ResponsibilitiesManage their given sales territory, leads, and Salesforce accountDevelop positive relationship with customers in-personProvide solutions to customersMeet weekly sales targetsEntry Level Sales Representative QualificationsBachelor's degree or equivalent experienceExperience working with people one-on-oneGreat interpersonal and communication skillsLeadership and team work experienceInternally motivatedGenuine, positive attitudeBenefits of Working at Nile LegacyMentorship from leadership teamOngoing learning and developmentUpward mobility and growthTravel opportunitiesTeam culture and team building activitiesPaid trainingWeekly pay includes commissions, bonuses, and incentives
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