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Awa Fashion Hair is hiring a Sales Agent to grow its business
Education / Qualifications
Awa Fashion Hair, a structure involved in hairdressing, aesthetics, ready-to-wear and professional training, recruits a Sales Agent (M/F) to strengthen its team.
The company is looking for a dynamic and motivated person, able to develop its customers and contribute to the increase in sales of its products and services.
Main duties
Responsibilities
In particular, the commercial agent will be responsible for:
Search and prospect new customers.
Present the products and services offered by Awa Fashion Hair.
Develop business activities.
Maintain good relationships with customers.
Participate in customer loyalty.
Implement commercial actions to achieve sales objectives.
Candidate profile
Candidates must possess the following qualifications:
Good communication ability.
Sense of negotiation and persuasion.
Dynamism and motivation.
Ambition and taste of challenge.
Ability to work according to business objectives.
Experience
A first experience in sales or commercial prospecting is an advantage.
Conditions and benefits
The company offers:
A pleasant working environment.
Support and training.
Opportunities for professional development.
An experience to develop your business skills.
Remuneration: to negotiate.
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