Entry Level Sales Trainer | HIRING NOW

Posted 4 days ago

redis marketingColumbia (SC)

First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers Professional and Management Development Training

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Entry Level Sales Trainer | Hiring NowRedis Marketing internally develops each employee on a day-to-day basis. We focus on mentoring, training, and developing each and every one of our employees through an accelerated growth process. Redis is an in-store marketing company that represents the leaders in home entertainment inside the largest retailers in the world. We are passionate about delivering quality and results. Do you have sales experience and are considering your next step? Redis Marketing is looking for an Entry-level Sales Trainer. An ideal candidate will be a personable and strategic leader who wants to coach a team to have measurable results. The role of an Entry-level Sales Trainer will include: Assessing metrics in order to meet weekly sales goals. An interest in teaching and learning within the work environment. A sense of curiosity regarding new products. A problem solver who isn't afraid to ask questions. The ability to establish relationships with clients and customers.

Qualifications: 1+ year of leadership experience Bachelor's Degree preferred (High School Diploma accepted) Self-motivated Strong relationship-building skills Excellent verbal and written communication The ability to delegate tasks Work efficiently and effectively, both independently and as a team The Entry-level Sales Trainer will receive comprehensive on-site training from an experienced Assistant Director to ensure they acquire a deep understanding of each aspect of the business, enabling their optimal success during the training period. Paid training Promotions based on individual performance and results Optional travel opportunities Hourly pay with bonuses Team-oriented work environment Opportunities for career advancement

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