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As part of the strengthening of its teams, PC Market CI recruits
Other information
Technico-Commercial in Computer Science
for its shops.
Main duties
You will be responsible for accompanying customers in their purchases by using your technical knowledge and business skills.
Responsibilities
Your main responsibilities:
Welcoming and advising clients;
Identify their needs and offer them the appropriate solutions;
Sell computers, components, accessories and computer equipment;
Present the characteristics and benefits of the products;
Carry out basic tests and verifications of equipment;
Accompany the customer in the choice of equipment adapted to its use and budget;
Participate in the promotion and proper presentation of products;
Contribute to the achievement of sales objectives.
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
Other information
Good knowledge of computer hardware and its components;
Required skills
Good business skills and negotiation skills;
Excellent relationship and good presentation;
Dynamic, organized, serious and motivated;
Sense of customer service;
Experience
sale of computer equipment
would be an asset.
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