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You will receive thorough training in Platinum’s reliable 10-step sales system. A robust company like Platinum handles objectives like marketing, recruiting, customer service, and technology and innovation, so you can focus on what you do best—educating more customers and closing more sales.
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You will be taught Platinum’s proven sales system, including how to identify highly qualified leads in each territory. Have you ever noticed that the most successful sales people receive superior support from the companies they work with.
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If you’re exploring sales careers, you already know sales is the way to get ahead. Platinum’s team-based structure encourages motivation, accountability and increased sales. 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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You will travel to meet one-on-one with farmers and small business owners. Additional advantages include annual renewal income potential, generous bonuses and luxury travel incentives. You can sell just about anywhere, but the key is knowing how to spot the right opportunity.
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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. Ability to travel overnight Monday–Thursday. Must be 18 years or older to apply.
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