As a Retail Sales Manager, you'll refine professional sales techniques and learn all about the technology T-Mobile offers as you build the service relationships that are the foundation of T-Mobiles success.
SET THE TONE. A true mobile sales associate is a people-person just as much as a tech-person, with a competitive spirit and infectious energy.
MobileOne takes pride in our diverse team, comprised of people who share a common goal to achieve success big and small each and every day.
Average $19 per hour ($15/hr plus commission & spiffs) Requirements: In order to be a Mobile Sales Associate, you need to have the following: Previous customer service or sales experience.
There are plenty of great reasons to start a career with MobileOne; and with our ambitious plans for expansion in 2017 there is no better time to get involved!
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