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Our sales compensation programs offer the potential for significant upside above targeted earnings for those who overachieve their sales targets. We are at the forefront of change and move at an amazing pace, thanks to our remarkable people, who bring cutting-edge products and services to life for millions of customers every day.
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This is a contract hybrid role for an Outside Sales Representative (Door to Door) at Drip Exteriors. Experience in outside sales or door-to-door sales. The Outside Sales Representative will be responsible for conducting sales presentations, building relationships with customers, providing excellent customer service, communication, and developing new business opportunities.
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As an outside sales professional you will cover a dedicated assigned territory. Weekly draw pay option plus commissions (no caps and short sales cycle-3 business days) as well as monthly cash sales bonuses, quarterly stock share bonuses, incentive trips, and vested renewal commissions.
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1-2 years of sales experience OR experience/internships in Retail, Business Development, Teaching, Healthcare, Management, Military background, or Self-employed. Develop a consultative sales approach to build long term client relationships.
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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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