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Sales Representative Dry Foods

San Juan or Santa Cruz or El Socorro, North Central, Full time

Sales Representative Dry Foods Job Description

Duties:

Duties of the Employee in the function as a Sales Representative, but are not limited to the following:

Daily   servicing   all customers   with   the   company’s    entire   line   of products   by   developing relationships with key purchasing personnel and decision-makers at various outlets. Ensuring, with the assistance of the driver and merchandizer   our products are well displayed at the point of sale. Selling-in adequate products into each outlet to prevent complete depletion of in-store inventory and shelve stocks.

Other Duties & Expectations:

• Must display strong communication, negotiation and interpersonal skills when interacting with clients
• Approach each day on the job motivated and driven
• Maintain and expand client database within the assigned territory
• Report and provide feedback to management
• Maintain accurate records of each customer purchases on Tablet provided.
• Update Tablet to reflect new customers when added
• Bring in new customers in all territories
• Sell in new and existing product to current and new customers
• Evaluate customers’ needs and Build productive long-lasting relationships
• Must meet targets set by the company as a minimum performance standard.
• Capacity to succeed in a high-pressure   working environment
• Expected to possess a high degree of resiliency
• Effective Merchandizing on each customer visit.

A qualified candidate must have:

• At least five years of sales experience.
• 5 CXC O Levels
• A working vehicle is mandatory.

Salary $5000, plus commission.

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