AT&T Retail Management Trainee |
redis marketingColumbia (SC)
About the role
AT&T Retail Management Trainee | HIRING NOW Our company now has a full-time, Entry-Level Management position available -- Hardworking, tech-savvy individuals are wanted for our team to support our new and existing customers with the selection of service plans. Daily responsibilities include: Participating in office meetings to help reinforce standard operating procedures, set goals, and celebrate Team Members' achievements. Practicing presentations and brushing up on product knowledge. Using your exceptional listening skills, understand your customer's wants, needs, and budget. Present and guide customers through the Wireless device inventory and service options available. Close sales by determining your customer's best course of action and completing orders by processing transactions through your POS device.
Skills:
Proven work experience as a Junior Account Manager or relevant sales role Experience with CRM software (e.g. Salesforce) Understanding of sales principles and ability to deliver excellent customer experience Strong (verbal and written) communication skills with an ability to build relationships Effective presentation and negotiation skills High degree of professionalism Efficient time-management skills with a problem-solving attitude BSc degree in Business Administration, Marketing or relevant field Benefits: Accelerated Advancement Opportunities Team Building Exercises & Appreciation Events Guaranteed Hourly Base Pay - PAID WEEKLY Earn Uncapped Commission and Performance Bonuses
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