Entry Level Sales Leadership Trainee
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glory premier enterprisesPhoenix (AZ)
Sales and Related Workers, All OtherProfessional and Management Development Training
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$18–$21/hour
About the role
Glory Premier Enterprises is hiring an Entry Level Sales Leadership Trainee to join our on-site sales team. This position combines customer-facing sales responsibilities with opportunities to take on greater team responsibility over time.Pay: $18–$21/hour + commissions and performance bonusesSchedule: Full-time | On-siteResponsibilitiesSpeak directly with customers and identify their needsPresent products, services, promotions, and available optionsAnswer customer questions and provide accurate product informationAssist customers throughout the sales processWork toward individual and team sales goalsMaintain a professional customer experienceTrack sales activity and communicate results with the teamWork closely with team members to meet performance goalsTake on team leadership responsibilities as experience growsWhat We’re Looking ForStrong communication and customer service skillsCompetitive and goal-oriented approach to workComfortable speaking with customers in personReliable and able to work well within a teamInterest in sales and future leadership responsibilitiesPrevious sales experience is helpful but not requiredWhat We Offer$18–$21/hourCommissions and performance bonusesFull-time scheduleOn-site sales experienceOpportunities for increased responsibility based on performanceCandidates with backgrounds in retail, customer service, hospitality, athletics, team environments, or other customer-facing roles are encouraged to apply. Apply to join Glory Premier Enterprises as an Entry Level Sales Leadership Trainee.
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