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SDR - outside sales - inside sales - call center - automotive sales - used car - pharmaceutical sales - solar - industry - vacation - travel - insurance - adjuster - mortgage servicing - mortgage processing – real estate - retail - customer service - dealerships - collections - startups - owner/operator - service writer - exteriors - doors - windows - project manager.
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Compensation structure : We provide each sales representative with a first-class 12-week paid training program. Category:Sales, Keywords:Sales Representative, Location:Ogden, UT-84415.
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Paid Training - we're serious about preparing you for your career and ensuring you feel confident in your industry knowledge and sales etiquette! Own the entire sales cycle from initial inspection to close.
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Our Sales Representatives act as educators and insurance specialists. 1-2 years of sales experience is strongly preferred. Lead inspections and adjuster meetings with proper documentation and thorough communication.
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