SALES REPRESENTATIVE

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metropolitan uniform linen servicesHaverhill (MA)

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Junior

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$150 K+ annually

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About the role

About this position
Sales Representative Job Description: Territory: Boston Area Are you a results-driven sales professional ready to unlock your full earning potential? Metropolitan Linen is looking for an enthusiastic Executive Sales Representative to help expand our footprint in the Boston Area. With uncapped commissions, flexible scheduling, and high-impact opportunities, this role is ideal for go-getters ready to make their mark. Earning Potential: $150K+ annually
Sales Representative Benefits: High-Earning Potential: Enjoy a competitive base salary plus uncapped commission. The harder you work, the more you earn—it's that simple. Your Work Matters: We value every team member’s contribution and reward those who drive growth and build strong client relationships. Work-Life Balance: Design your own schedule and enjoy the freedom and flexibility to work on your terms. Health insurance (minimal waiting period) Mileage & vehicle reimbursement Cell phone reimbursement And more! Hunting New Business: Identify and connect with new clients in the restaurant, catering, and hospitality space. Relationship Selling: Meet with decision-makers, assess their needs, and offer custom-tailored solutions that make a real difference. Pipeline Management: Keep your sales funnel full and active. Follow up, build trust, and close deals. Team Collaboration: Work closely with internal teams to deliver top-notch service and support to clients. Represent the Brand: Attend industry events and represent Metropolitan Linen with confidence and professionalism 2+ years of outside sales experience with a proven track record of success. Strong skills in prospecting, presenting, and closing. Comfortable using Microsoft Office and CRM tools. Experience in the service/hospitality industry is a bonus—but not required.

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