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Ensure adherence to all local, state, and federal laws, including but not limited to OSHA, DOT, and EEOC.Experience: Minimum of two (2) years of proven successful sales experience in telephone sales, personal selling, and customer service.
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We’re looking for experienced Sales Executives to join our FindLaw Field Executive Team. (REMOTE)The Sales Executive, Field Sales promotes and sells Attorney Legal Marketing solutions (FindLaw, Super Lawyers, Abogado, LawInfo) through outbound telephone calls to new and existing small law firm customers (one to ten attorney size.
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Some of the names of the departments supervised by this job are: Counter Sales, Equipment Repair, Tint Room, Wallcovering, and Warehouse (Shipping and Receiving). active construction sites (6) Interactions with customers, both face-to-face and on the telephone (7) Interaction with customers relating to color (8) Standing for long periods of time (9) Use of a respirator Dunn-Edwards is an Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F/D/V.
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The Counter Sales position is responsible for increasing sales and profit by efficiently and courteously assisting walk-in, will call and telephone customers with selecting and purchasing products, while assisting the outside sales team with meeting their customers expectations.
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Must be able to successfully pass all testing requirements after training to include gym tours, telephone inquiries, counselor planner audits, guest card audit, lead box/bowl program, referral programs and corporate outreach programs.
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Generate sales in assigned accounts or portfolio through direct sales, networking, and marketing events. Operates standard office equipment to include a computer, calculator, copier, fax, telephone.
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Drives store sales which may include performing in all Five Below services (ear piercing, balloons, buy online pick up in store, etc.) Frequently communicate and exchange information with customers and coworkers on the telephone and face-to-face in the store.
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Responsibilities:Achieve annualized new business sales of $200k in our target market of companies with 200-2,000 employees. Employees operate office equipment including telephone - headset, computer, computer monitors, keyboard, mouse, copier, scanner, and mail machine.
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Responsible for researching and developing Referral Provider Network relationships and producing referrals; performs all phases of consultative sales process, including preparation and documentation of cold calls, follow-up calls, diagnosis of referral source and client needs, recommendation of appropriate Home Instead® services and additional community resources, maintaining and nurturing existing referral accounts, including follow-up, as necessary.
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Closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas & EasterClear path to promotion & continuous leadership developmentStable employment with growing companyWhat You’ll Do:Ensure and model professional customer serviceMaintain a safe, clean, and organized storeCross-train in all areas of store operations including Stocking/Sales associate duties, and responsibilitiesLead, coach, and develop othersServe as Leader on Duty as scheduledOther duties as assigned Requirements Who You Are:Must be at least 18 years old.
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The Equipment Rental Specialist is an inside sales role responsible supporting telephone and walk-in customers with rentalsof all types of construction/industrial equipment. Related experience may include: Account Manager, Rental Sales, Parts Sales, Service Manager, Customer Service Representative, Construction Manager, Tools Manager, Counter Sales Representative, Equipment Associate, Manager Trainee, Manager in Training, Skilled Craftsman, Brand Ambassador.
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As a Sales Representative you will be the face of the funeral home in the community. Daily interaction with customers face-to-face, via telephone, and email to introduce our product based on their needs.
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Delivers outstanding customer service to walk-in customers and telephone inquiries. The ideal candidate has previous retail sales experience, strong computer and internet skills, a high school diploma or GED, a friendly and genuinely helpful demeanor, and a professional appearance.
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Actively participate in team initiatives, supporting across Hospitality functions when needed DOR: Telephone Sales & Service. Track editorial product sales and provide feedback to Store Director.
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Inside Sales - Home Improvement Company. Closes new accounts by answering telephone, fax, and e-mail inquiries and verifying and entering information. Assesses competitors by analyzing and summarizing competitor information and trends and identifying sales opportunities.
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