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Physical labor experience (working in outside conditions) We welcome candidates from other hard-working, blue-collar industries, such as construction, lawn care, landscaping, retail, grocery, sanitarians and other customer service-oriented backgrounds.
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Collects patient responsibility as identified in the pre-registration process.
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Desired Qualifications: The ideal candidate will have prior experience in selling to small businesses or a related field1-2 years of outside sales or phone sales experience is preferredExcellent interpersonal and customer service skillsStrong analytical and problem-solving skillsAbility to function well in fast-paced environmentsComputer literacy and proficiency: video conferencing (Zoom), Gmail, GSuite, Electronic signature, and CRM use.
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You can sell just about anywhere, but the key is knowing how to spot the right opportunity.
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Year 1 on target earnings between $70,000-$100,000 with ability to grow income year over year through residual commissions!
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