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Don't worry, our comprehensive sales training program is the best in the region! Key Responsibilities: Promote Southern National's eco-friendly, green products and services to prospective and existing clients Deliver engaging sales presentations to clients Attend daily training meetings to continuously improve your skills Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to kickstart your sales career.
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Your main responsibility will be scheduling roofing inspections for clients interested in our top-notch roofing solutions. What You'll Do As an entry-level sales representative, you'll play a crucial role as the first point of contact for our customers.
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This position requires daily attendance in our office IN COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. Key Responsibilities: Promote Southern National's eco-friendly, green products and services to prospective and existing clients Deliver engaging sales presentations to clients Attend daily training meetings to continuously improve your skills Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to kickstart your sales career.
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As an entry-level sales representative, you'll play a crucial role as the first point of contact for our customers. We're proud to promote from within, offering immense opportunities to fast-track your career from an entry-level sales role to managing and senior positions.
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