Supervisor, Multi Tenant Sales
salesandmarketingcomNew York (NY)
Supervisor, Multi Tenant Sales
Posted 3 days ago
salesandmarketingcomNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Multi-Tenant Sales Supervisor Looking for a role where you can lead and develop a sales team while driving business growth in a fast-paced environment? Join Spectrum as a Multi-Tenant Sales Supervisor, where you'll manage daily sales operations and empower representatives to exceed goals. Experience a position that blends field and office responsibilities, shaping customer satisfaction and team success with every decision.
Responsibilities:
How You'll Make an Impact Guide and support Multi-Tenant Sales Representatives to maximize customer satisfaction and sales performance Recruit, interview, hire and train new sales representatives for ongoing team strength Supervise daily activities and manage territory assignments to ensure optimal coverage Oversee payroll processes to guarantee timely and accurate commission payments Address employee relations including performance reviews, coaching and safety training Contribute to budget planning and provide insights on marketing strategies and sales offers Complete additional tasks as directed by your supervisor to support department objectives Working Conditions Work both in the field and office, (70% field work and 30% office work) with travel required as needed Qualifications What You'll Bring to Spectrum Required Qualifications Education Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience Experience 1+ years of sales experience Skills Knowledge of community sales practices Valid driver's license with satisfactory driving record and auto insurance Preferred Qualifications Experience 1+ years of supervisory or leadership experience 0.5+ years of sales supervisory experience Telecommunications and cable industry experience Skills Understanding of Spectrum products and services
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