Internal Sales Associates

Ware
3 months ago
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Internal Sales Associates

Based in Ware – Hertfordshire, this is an office-based role

Basic Salary up to £26,000 depending on experience, plus uncapped commission, onsite gym, opportunity to travel internationally, excellent career progression and ongoing sales training.

Are you looking to start your career in Sales?

This is an exciting opportunity to join a fast-growing company where you will receive full product and ongoing sales training along with excellent career progression within a fast-paced B2B sales environment.

This trainee sales role is designed for enthusiastic individuals who are eager to earn substantial income, possess a real passion for technology, and have a keen curiosity about cybersecurity.

You will be ambitious, Internal Sales Associate and self-starter and result orientated individual who can demonstrate excellent communication and interpersonal skills with a positive mind set to build relationships within C Level clients in the tech/cybersecurity industry internationally.

As an Internal Sales Associate, you will be responsible for reaching out to potential clients, building strong professional connections, and creating a solid pipeline to help generate new business opportunities.

Candidate Skills & Requirements

  • You will possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills with a focus on building rapport

  • Excellent time management skills and the ability to prioritise tasks effectively.

  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and a willingness to learn new sales tools such as HubSpot.

  • You will be a highly motivated and driven individual with a passion to build a career in B2B sales.

  • Learn and apply sales techniques to convert leads into qualified registrations

  • Willing to be part of a passionate successful team

  • Learn and apply effective sales techniques to convert leads into qualified registrations.

  • Provide administrative support to the sales team such as data entry and scheduling meetings

  • Contribute to a positive and collaborative team environment

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