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You will travel to meet one-on-one with farmers and small business owners. If you already possess the hard work, hunger and determination of a successful salesperson, you’re one step from closing the deal with a company that can launch your career beyond expectation.
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Those who work hard to build a strong knowledge of the product and confidence in their presentation have consistently earned $75,000–$100,000+ annually. Additional advantages include annual renewal income potential, generous bonuses and luxury travel incentives.
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It Won’t Be Boring We are a small company with big ideas - and we recognize it will take every last one of us to reinvent the way brands approach business. Job Perks A hard-working, fun, and tight-knit company culture working remotely.
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Paul Davis Restoration of Greater Denver is always looking for Professional, Hard Working, and Reliable individuals to be part of our difference maker team! This position will work closely with our daily field production team on small to medium sized projects that involve drywall, texture, paint, trim, light electrical and plumbing, and other residential reconstruction tasks as required to restore the property to pre-loss condition.
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A hunger to succeed: financial compensation for this role will be proportionate to hard work, business acumen, and effectiveness. Recruit, train, and lead a small central team (2-3 persons) as well as a few freelance Official Hosts (game hosts) to kick off the operation.
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