Entry Level Marketing at Luxury Bath NJPA Hamilton, NJ

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comunidade metodistaHamilton Twp (NJ)

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Entry Level Marketing job at Luxury Bath NJPA. Hamilton, NJ. PLEASE READ This position is entry-level, we provide ALL training and no experience is necessary. Our goal is to build your knowledge of business, communications, marketing, and sales. This position is perfect for someone looking to grow, someone looking to change career paths or someone looking to build their resume. Whether you are a student looking for a paid internship or a laborer looking for a change, this is the right place for you. Luxury Bath is one of the largest, most respected, and most effective bathroom remodeling companies in the United States with over 200 locations. We are looking to add new value to our wonderful team in the form of brilliant and innovative minds! Luxury Bath believes in your ability to learn and grow within our company using the best professional training in the industry. We truly believe in a ladder of growth based on trust and effectiveness and not on just previous knowledge and time. What are we offering? Currently we are looking for effective entry level marketers, good talkers, that have a "go get" attitude. Our employees utilize these skills to communicate with our future customers, advising them on their current issues and their best route to solving them. What do you need? No degree is needed to grow with our organization. You need to be motivated and willing to learn, you need an ability to problem solve and deal with issues as they come up and you need to be able to deal effectively with rejection.
Benefits: Strong Hourly Pay / Commission Weekly/Monthly Bonus Incentives Great Schedule for F/T or P/T
Great Work Environment: In Company Growth Opportunity
Requirements: Reliable transportation. Good at dealing with people. Good at dealing with a fast paced environment. Great at communicating. Fun loving.

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