Retail Sales Associate - Ord

Posted 7 days ago

viaero wirelessOrd (NE)

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$40,000 annually

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About the role

Wireless Sales Associate Viaero Wireless is looking for an energetic, customer-focused salesperson who is ready to jump in and hit the ground running! This position allows you to work in a retail setting with an opportunity to earn over $40,000 annually and will be based at our retail store located in Ord, Nebraska. LOCAL sales training is provided! As a Wireless Sales Associate, you will promote and sell Viaero Wireless products and services to new and existing customers and contact existing customers with new opportunities. You'll also get to participate in promotional sign-up events as well as community events sponsored by the company. If you love technology and are customer-focused, then apply today! What you'll need to have: You'll need to be at least 18 years old, have a high school diploma or the equivalent, plus valid driver's license with acceptable MVR. One year of customer service, telephone sales, or equivalent work experience strongly preferred. Ability to work weekdays and take appointments on Saturdays, as needed. Must be able to pass drug test, criminal background and motor vehicle record checks.
What we offer: Competitive pay advancement and growth Comprehensive benefits package includes health insurance benefits (Medical, Vision and Dental, and Supplemental), Short-term Disability, Life Insurance, free phone/service, tuition reimbursement, 401(k) with company match, commission earnings based on sales performance, vacation, sick leave and holiday pay.

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