Junior Account Manager
Posted today
210 consultingSan Antonio (TX)
Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and TravelAdministrative Management and General Management Consulting Services
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Junior
About the role
Benefits:Opportunity for advancementTraining & developmentBonus based on performanceJunior Account Manager – San Antonio, TXReady to start a career, not just a job? Join a high-energy team where training, growth, and opportunity are unlimited. We're hiring Junior Account Managers in San Antonio, TX, to help us connect with clients, grow relationships, and develop future leaders.Why You'll Love ItImmediate Start + Paid Training – Learn hands-on from top leaders.Career Growth – Clear path to senior management and leadership roles.Culture & Team Energy – Work hard, have fun, and win together.Earning Potential – Competitive base pay + performance bonuses + commissions.Average first-year earnings: $50,000–$75,000+ based on performance.What You'll DoBuild and manage client relationships with professionalism and care.Conduct interactive sales presentations and develop custom solutions.Support client retention and satisfaction.Collaborate with your team to hit weekly and monthly goals.Track activity and progress in Salesforce.What We're Looking For1–2 years in customer service, sales, or hospitality preferred (we train too!).Strong communication and people skills.Self-motivated, competitive, and ready to grow fast.Positive, coachable, and driven to succeed.DetailsLocation: San Antonio, TX (in-person only)Schedule: Full-time, day shift, Monday through FridayApply Now! Start your journey toward leadership today. Interviews are happening immediately — don't miss your shot at joining one of San Antonio's fastest-growing teams!
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