Sales Manager | Florida

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magnum tileMiami Springs (FL)

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About the role

?? WE'RE HIRING | Manager — Florida, USA ????MagnumTile is looking for an experienced Manager to join our team and work in the:?? West Palm Beach – Fort Lauderdale area?? WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR:?? Minimum 3 years of experience in tile sales?? Proven experience in sales / retail?? Own vehicle?? Legal authorization to work in the USA(Green Card / TPS / Asylum / etc.)?? Experience in tile, flooring, or construction?? Responsible, organized, and confident communicating with clients?? Conversational English? Spanish is a strong advantage??
WHAT YOU'LL DO: ?? Communicate and build relationships with clients?? Coordinate and monitor projects and teams?? Sell and manage tile projects?? Guide the client from the first contact through project completion??
WHAT WE OFFER: ?? Stable, long-term employment?? Commission + bonuses — unlimited earning potential?? A friendly team and supportive management?? Opportunities for professional growth and development??? Interesting projects and long-term cooperation?? If you have 3+ years of tile sales experience, are proactive, know how to close deals, and want to grow and earn more —we want to hear from you!??
Important: I am currently in Europe on a business trip, so I will be responding during European business hours only.??
CONTACT: ??
Phone / WhatsApp: +34 678 367 139??
Email: comercial@megatile.es

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