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We are looking for a Sales Representative to join our team. You will contribute to the development of sales and customer relationships in the retail, wholesale, marketing, communications, media, public and social services, personal services, tourism, leisure and transportation sectors. Missions: Prospect new customers and identify business opportunities. Present products and services, then advise customers as needed. Conduct trade negotiations and contribute to the conclusion of sales. Ensure customer follow-up and maintain a quality business relationship. Participate in the development of sales in... Level d´Required studies: Qualification before Bac, Bac, Bac+1, Bac+2 & Bac+3
Experience
Level of experience: Student, recent graduate and more
Proposed contract: Part-time
Region of: Abomey-Calavi - Cotonou - Djougou - Parakou - Porto-Novo &...
Key Skills: Communication - Distribution - Marketing - Media - Negotiation - Customer Tracking - Sales Techniques - Sales
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