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The Control Room Design and Sales Consultant is a crucial component to the success of the organization. As an opportunity matures, the Sales Consultant is responsible for working with the design engineering team to produce a comprehensive proposal that encompasses the system and facility design.
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The Sales Consultant remains nominally engaged as the solution is implemented so that challenges can be skillfully resolved, and field operations people can have the input they need to be successful.
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Dal-Tile is currently seeking an exceptional Design Sales Consultant to join our TEAM! As the Design Sales Consultant, we need someone to provide interior design and product selection advice, product expertise, and thorough follow-up to facilitate customer experience and influence sales/purchasing decisions.
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Prior sales experience in a B2C role, such auto or RV sales, finance or insurance sales, construction or housing sales or other B2C industries. We are on the hunt for motivated, customer obsessed individuals who have what it takes to join our experienced team of sales and design professionals.
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Provides interior design advice and product expertise, facilitates tile and stone selection, and project development/support, ensuring the completion of selection/sales for all customers.
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As the Design Sales Consultant we need someone to provide interior design and product selection advice, product expertise, and thorough follow up to facilitate customer experience and influence sales/purchasing decision.
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Utilizes a deep understanding of customer and industry focused control room design/build methodologies. Focus industries are public and private utilities, state and local public safety, federal government, and process control.
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Provides interior design and product selection advice, product expertise, and thorough follow up to facilitate customer experience and influence sales/purchasing decision. Join the largest manufacturer of tile and natural stone in the United States and watch your career stand out with Dal-Tile, a subsidiary of Mohawk Industries.
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Design/sketching/reading blueprints/color coordination/interior design trends/customer buying habits/creative thinking. Maintains contact with suppliers/locally sourced vendors, to keep current on design and product offerings and complies with Marketing’s standards for proper merchandising of showroom, including new product launches and drops.
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Mohawk Industries, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer including disability/veteran committed to an inclusive workplace and a proud Drugs Dont Work participant. Logs all client showroom visits, contact information, and detailed customer preference and selection notes in CMT. Effectively communicates with customers and internal team members to follow lead and ensure tracking/follow up and sales closure.
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Uses the showroom as a selling tool to drive specifications and sales as well as brand awareness. Plans and hosts showroom tours and small and large events for industry trade to drive customer sales.
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CompetenciesSales/Customer engagement/Customer service Design/sketching/reading blueprints/Auto-CAD a plus/color coordination/interior design trends/customer buying habits/creative thinking.
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Makes outside sales calls as needed and follows up on leads to grow and drive business. Sales/Customer engagement/Customer service. Ships customer samples as needed to drive sales.
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The St. Louis Metro area's experts in outdoor living is looking for a Landscape Design & Sales Consultant who will support the company's growth and success through landscape design, estimating, and sales.
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Reports sales closures monthly. Dal-Tile is a proud supporter of our U.S. military, veterans and their families - Thank You for Your Service! If this sounds outstanding to you, take the first step forward and explore a career with Dal-Tile.
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