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Must have a minimum of 1 year experience in sales, customer service, management or leadership. As a Management Trainee, you can count on a defined career trajectory with a clear beginning and an open end meaning you can take your training and shape your future.
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Daily Responsibilities and Expectations of the Management Trainee: Interact with our clients' consumers and educate them on all products, sales promotions, and brand benefits available Become an expert negotiator and closer to increase company sales revenue and repeat customer base Keep accurate details and updated customer information on all accounts managed Skills Needed for Success as a Management Trainee: A Bachelor's or Associate's in a transferable course of study is preferred.
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Job Segment: Outside Sales, Manager, Warehouse, Intern, Trainee, Sales, Management, Manufacturing, Entry Level. Following one's time in Sales, Management Trainee graduates will be eligible to apply for a position in one of several areas, including but not limited to: Outside Sales, Production/Warehouse Management, Office Management or Service Management.
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Complete funeral and cemetery arrangements with a high level of accuracy and compassion and perform the necessary case management activities including, but not limited to, ensuring all case paperwork is complete and provided to appropriate departments, ensuring case instructions are clear and concise, and ensuring necessary follow through activities are performed timely.
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The Manager in Training (MIT) position is expected to be a short-term transitional role that provides both work assignments and training opportunities to prepare MITs to be promoted into Retail/Commercial Store Management positions.
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Our Sales and Operations Management Trainee role is an hourly role, offering a starting salary of at least $52,000 per year. As a Sales and Operations Management Trainee in our fast-paced environment, you will use your hard-earned degree to run a business and quickly solve problems for our customers - who will depend on you to achieve success.
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Whether you see yourself in sales, business development, customer service, retail management, or operations, as a manager in training, you can count on a career path with a clear beginning and an open end that’s full of opportunities.
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Manage our large inventory of world class and nationally recognized vehicles, balancing fleet productivity, profitability and customer satisfaction in a fast-paced and dynamic workspace. Develop consumer and commercial customer solutions to local and national accounts - including many of the Fortune 500.
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We’re hiring immediately for our respected Management Training Program. We are now hiring for immediate openings in our Management Training program. We’ll teach you how to excel at customer service, sales and marketing, finance, and operations.
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Upon completion of the program, the Management Trainee graduate will take on a key role as a new business Sales Representative. The Management Trainee program combines a series of rotations in various departments and classroom seminars, with the purpose of preparing the individual for a leadership role in the area that maximizes their strengths and career advancement potential.
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This position offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in fundraising, sales, and event management while learning from industry experts. Participate in training sessions and workshops to enhance skills and knowledge in fundraising, sales, and event management.
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Note: Selection for the MIT position does not guarantee promotion into a Store Manager/Commercial Sales Manager position. Overall store retail/commercial management, supervision, and policy implementation.
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The Entry Level Management Trainee will learn all aspects of our business to drive sales margins and enhance our team's abilities. Starting with entry-level sales and account management, progressing into training and developing roles, and transitioning into an office support manager over the next year to 18 months.
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As a Trainee Team Leader at our client’s East Los Angeles location, you’ll embark on an exciting journey to develop your skills and kickstart your career in the sales and marketing industry.
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The Entry Level Business Management Trainee will build relationships and assist the sales team to gain new customers through customized business marketing and sales campaigns.
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