Territory Sales Manager

Posted 5 days ago

david bagga companySacramento (CA)

Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel Drugs and Druggists' Sundries Merchant Wholesalers

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About the role

NEW JOB OPPORTUNITY! QUICK HIRE! TRAINING STARTS 10/24*NEED 2 TOP OUTSIDE B2B SALES PERFORMERS TO BREAK INTO PHARMACUETICAL SALES FOR A TERRITORY SALES MANAGER FOR PHOENIX, AZ ** Base Salary $85,000K TO $90,000KTotal Comp $120,000k - $125,000K Uncapped! Average promotion 1.5 yr great growth/ great culture Base City: Phoenix (Must live in Phoenix) Geography covered: AZMust have College Degree - 4 years Clean driving record Travel 0%Remote: 100%Relocation: Candidate pays Benefits: great packagecar allowance - company carGPA 2.8 and above State of the art training*PLEASE READ CAREFULLY***MUST HAVESCan have 1 or 2 jobs out of college with 2+ years in current position and currently employed. If 3 jobs out of college, must have 3+ years in current position. No more than 3 jobs out of college. Must be in outside B2B sales. MUST have rankings in the Top 30% and sales data for the past 2 years. Looking for top performers. Must be able to show success documentation for last 2 yrs Company B2B examples - Office equipment, Uniform, Telecommunications, Payroll, Advertising company sales experience, e.g. TTI, ENTERPRISE FLEET, PEPSI, COKE, ADP, ARAMARK, CINTAS, XEROX, PAYCHEX, UNIFRIST, AT&T, VERIZON, COMCAST, HERZ RENT- A -CARIf qualified please send your current resume confidential to: Hiring Pharmaceutical Sales#

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