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Sales Consultant- Full Time Position
Job Scope:
• Understand the product benefits and advantages and should prepare strategies according to it to the sales force and should be able to execute those strategies at right time.
• Ensure the sales team force is positive and are geared up for the challenge.
• Find out prospective customers/clients and new target segment and penetrate sales in that area.
• Teach the sales force about converting leads to sales through good communication, follow-ups and positive attitude.
• Take participation in trade shows, exhibitions, networking with local associations to promote the product.
• Monitoring the situation of the market, ups and down, finding out the competitors , latest innovation of the products.
• Complete understanding about the product and finding out how to market products for different segments.
Job Requirement:
• Have strong communication and business application skills
• Good customer service skills
• Being analytical and a problem solver
• Being able to manage people, networks and relationships
• Ability to stay focused in sales and achieving targets
• Being able to understand complex computations and conduct presentations
• Having organizational and administrative skills
Why should you apply?
• Performance bonus and incentives (based in your personal result)
• Personal Growth & Career Advancement Opportunities
• Opportunity to improve interpersonal and communication skills
Please sent your resume to [email protected] to our specialized sales recruitment team
Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be called in for an interview.
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