Inside Sales Representative - Overnight
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environment control southwest ohioFlorence (KY)
Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and TravelTelemarketing Bureaus and Other Contact Centers
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About the role
Outside Sales Manager Northern Kentucky Environment Control is seeking a motivated and results-driven Outside Sales Manager to join our growing team. This is an excellent opportunity for a sales professional looking for stability, support, and strong earning potential. Position Highlights:~ Competitive Base Salary~ Uncapped Commission Opportunities~ Company Vehicle Provided~ Comprehensive Training & Ongoing Support~ Dedicated Telemarketing Team~ Flexible Schedule~ Health Insurance Benefits~401(k) Plan~ Representing a High-Demand Essential Service
What We're Looking For:
Proven sales experience preferred (outside sales experience a plus)Strong closing and negotiation skills Self-motivated with the ability to work independently Excellent communication and relationship-building skills Goal-oriented with a drive to exceed sales targets Professional appearance and demeanor Valid driver's license with a clean driving record Comfortable working in the field within the assigned territory If you are a confident closer with strong relationship-building skills and a desire to succeed, we encourage you to apply. Submit your resume to:terry.williams@ecproservices.com Call Terry Williams at 937-203-2328 to schedule your interview. Powered by JazzHRCompensation details: 50000-60000PI615a 82ae 35f 8-38059-41625925
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