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On a voluntary basis as well as based on scheduling, the Rental Management Trainee will be required to perform the role of On-Call Representative based on work schedules as determined by Supervisor.
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Key Word Tags Sales, Collections, Retail, Loan Sales, Customer Service, Customer Care, Business Development, New Grad, Newly Graduated, Entry level, Financial Sales, Management Development, Management Trainee, Finance, Full-time, Career, Benefits, Customer experience, Financial Representative, Credit, Leadership, Manager Trainee.
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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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Work experience in the following industries is an asset but not required: Communications, Business administration, Management, Advertising, Marketing, Public Relations, Political Science, Sales, Psychology, Sports Management, and related fields.
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If you're motivated, coachable, and looking to get your sales, operations, or management career started, you've come to the right place. As a Rental Manager Trainee, you’ll be part of a dynamic team, equipped to succeed and empowered to develop your career, with real growth, in a focus and timely fashion.
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At American Senior Benefits we are dedicated to serving those in need of insurance, especially seniors.
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The incumbent will be assigned to operational and administrative tasks in support of location and regional management. Structured work weeks, rotational Saturday's (depending on branch location/hours), and competitive pay plus OT. We also offer a full benefits package, 401k employer match, and a discount on RyderShares.
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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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We’re hiring immediately for our respected Management Training Program. We are now hiring for immediate openings in our Management Training program. Sales- commission sales strongly preferred or with set goals and/or bonus potential.
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The Manager In Training program provides hands-on training in Sales, Operations, Customer Service, finance, fleet management, and people management. This role supports the achievement of location sales goals and customer service excellence.
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As a Sales and Branch Management / Leadership Trainee, you’ll complete an intensive, hands-on, 18-24 month leadership development program that consists of up to seven distinct phases: Warehouse, Counter Sales, Inside Sales, Project Management, Outside Sales, Back Office and Branch Operations.
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