Outside Sales Representative

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smartrecruitersLos Angeles (CA)

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Junior

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$100,000 per year

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About the role

“It's simple. Hanzo is a GREAT company to work for.”
Job Description: Be Great! Join the Hanzo Nation! At Hattori Hanzo Shears, greatness is our standard Here's what we do. We sell scissors to professional hair stylists and barbers. We sell a lot of other things too but mostly scissors. And you should expect to close multiple deals everyday. We go directly to our clients, who are in their salons and barbershops, so having a vehicle is a must. Starting schedule is Tuesday through Saturday, during the day. This is when our clients are working so this is when we work. The best part of the job is it's a lot of fun! And there's nothing greater than making a comfortable living and having a fun job. Compensation-wise, you make 20% commission of total revenue. There are monthly, quarterly and annual bonuses, plus several other significant revenue streams, including $1150/mo for expenses. This is a W2 position. Can you make $100K in your first year? Yes you definitely can. Are there benefits? Of course there are! Medical (includes dental, vision and life), 401K, two weeks paid vacation, plus a whole bunch of other cool stuff. Fair warning. There will be some travel. Not a lot but some. If you're looking for a lot of travel, that's an option down the line. And since we only promote from within, upward growth is always on the table. If you're great and you're not afraid to admit it, come join the Hanzo Nation.
Qualifications: Swagger Personality Charm Wit Sales Experience
Additional Information: Hanzo is nationwide, with territories in every corner of the U.S. and all places in between.

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