The Sprint Promoter System is a cross-company effort to effectively turn customer insights into action and create a culture where customers are at the heart of everything Sprint does.
Understand the work in the “GSMA Vision 2020” work streams and use this to build ideas and strategies on how Sprint can drive device usage and revenue by making the device a more integral part of the consumer’s daily life.
Preferred Qualifications Employment Brand Be the Connection The Retail Sales team is the heart and soul of Sprint, connecting people with what matters every day.
If you want to be a part of this forward-looking business opportunity, Pinsight Media+ is where you need to have completed a Sprint Internship with Pinsight during the summer/fall of 2015.
As a Sprint Store Lead Technical Consultant, you are technical lead and mobility expert who is empowered to provide technical solutions to our customers so that they can stay fully connected to the things they enjoy.
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