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Sales Administratotr
Sales Administrator
Job Scope:
• Processing product orders through phone or email
• Processing invoices for all sales transactions
• Check data accuracy in orders and invoices
• Checking prices and contracts are up to date.
• Reporting monthly sales results to the sales team.
• Taking phone calls from customers.
• Communicating internally important feedback from customers.
• Maintain and update sales and customer records in the system
• Dealing with and responding to high volumes of emails.
• Stay up-to-date with new products and features
Job Requirements:
• Minimum Age 21
• Excellent organizational , communication and multitasking skills
• Ability to prioritize own workload.
• An administrative or sales background.
• Must be detail oriented.
Why you should apply for the job?
• Staff benefits programme
• Training and Development programmes to upgrade knowledge
Please do not hesitate to contact our specialist sales recruitment team email us at: mailto:[email protected] and we will get straight back to you.
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