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Job details Proposed position: Commercial Intern – Training Course - COTE D'IVOIRE We are looking for a Commercial Intern – Stage of development.
Main duties
Field and telephone prospecting. Identification and qualification of new prospects. Making commercial appointments. Detection of new business opportunities. Follow-up of prospects and update of the commercial database. Reporting of prospecting activities.
Candidate profile
Profile sought for the position: Commercial Intern – Training Course - COTE D'IVOIRE Candidate profile:
Experience
Bac+2/3 in business, sales or marketing, with a first experience in B2B commercial prospecting. Required skills: First experience in selling IT equipment. Good interpersonal skills and good oral expression. Mastery of office tools. Dynamism, rigor and perseverance. A sense of organization and a culture of results. Ad criteria for the position: Commercial Intern – Training Course - COTE D'IVOIRE Occupation Commercial, sales Industry Telecom Contract type Region Abidjan
COTE D'IVOIRE
Experience level Student, recent graduate - Entry level Education level Bac+2 - Bac+3 - Bac+4 - Bac+5 and more Number of posts Prospection Commercial Prospection Prospection Land
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