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As a TruGreen Territory Sales Representative, you can use your people skills to help new and existing customers find the right lawn care maintenance plans, both at people's homes and/or by phone.
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A hunger to earn a higher income in an uncapped commission sales environment. Working independently at retail locations, maximizing sales while enhancing customers' in-store experience.
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The Sales Representative will develop his/her revenue generation through the creation of sales leads, initiation of prospect calls, and establishment of ongoing rapport with existing and potential customers leading to future sales within the commercial and heavy civil/ infrastructure construction markets.
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Outside Sales Representative Responsibilities: Prospect for new client within the assigned territories Effectively present products to clients and move though defined sales cycle quickly.
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Whether you're early in your career or a seasoned sales professional, join today and earn from $49,000 to $59,000 a year, which includes base pay and target individual-based commission. As a full-time Verizon Retail Sales Associate, youll have the opportunity to grow your career with a team focused on unlocking your full potential and sales success within one of our retail stores.
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Self-starter and ability to stick with a structured, proven sales model. Or maybe you have been thinking about switching career paths and moving into sales? Memorizing and utilizing NFIB’s proven 5-minute verbatim sales presentation.
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