Sales Trainee
UFP IndustriesFull Time
Internship, Entry Level & New Grad
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A 4-year Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college/university is required, with B2B sales experience preferred, 1-3 years Primary Care Medical experience a plus, and Pediatric Sales experience highly preferred.
It's titled Entry Level Sales Representative, but B2B sales experience is preferred, with 1-3 years Primary Care Medical experience a plus and Pediatric Sales experience highly preferred; demonstrated success in prior roles and exceeding sales objectives are also valued.
The position is located in Louisville, KY, and involves work within an assigned territory, requiring a valid driver’s license and the ability to lift 20 pounds.
Required skills include entrepreneurial spirit and drive, demonstrated business acumen, analytical skills, success in persuasion, influence, and negotiation, leadership ability, and teamwork.
Strong candidates have a Bachelor’s degree, preferred sales experience in B2B, primary care, or pediatrics, proven track record of exceeding sales objectives, strong relationships in territory, and skills like persuasion, negotiation, business acumen, and teamwork.
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