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Field Sales Representative

Location: West London

Salary: £21,916.33 - £25,000 depending on previous experience

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London’s largest and fastest 100% full fibre broadband provider, bringing better internet to Londoners since 2013. Unlike most providers, they build, own and operate our dedicated fibre optic network and install it directly into the home, meaning they can deliver a super-fast connection at prices the national providers find hard to beat. They're a relatively new company to the market, but since establishment:

The only broadband provider on the market offering residential speeds up to 3,000 Mbps
Their network covers over 1.3 million properties in London, which is more than one third of homes in the UK’s capital city
They have over 800,000 properties under wayleave agreement and are currently working in partnership with more than 200 of London’s biggest landlords
They have freely connected over 600 community spaces in 24 boroughs, giving more Londoners free access to fast, reliable broadband.
Community Fibre’s mission is to bring better, Gigafast internet to everyone.

This isn’t your typical door-to-door role. Their people’s success speaks for itself. Over 50% of their salespeople make more than £4k in commission every month, and the top 20% exceed an impressive £6k!

As London’s largest and fastest 100% full fibre provider, they’ll soon pass 1 million domestic customers. They want you to help them sign up more!

What you will be selling

The best product, with the best service and lowest prices in the market. They’re the UK’s No. 1 internet provider with an Excellent 4.9 out of 5 as rated by customers on Trustpilot. Think how much commission you can earn when selling the best-in-class products!

What you will be doing

Visiting potential customers door-to-door. You know what goes with that – engaging, explaining and delivering exceptional customer experience. You’ll be the face of Community Fibre, closing new opportunities. Sharing tips and working with your team to develop sales techniques, you’ll also be there for new members of the team when they join.

You need to be

Passionate and self-motivated
Easy to talk to
Hardworking
Always focused on performance
A persuasive salesperson
A real people person
Notice how they haven’t mentioned experience yet? If you have some, great. If not, they can help with that!
Why join Community Fibre?

Almost unlimited earning potential on top of your competitive base salary. Double bubble commission for all sales over target.
Further commission for applicable direct web sales.
Opportunities to progress.
25-28 days’ holiday (the longer you stay, the more you get)
An extra day off for your birthday
Two days to volunteer
Plenty of discounts and perks
Pension and pension matching
Health and Life Insurance
To Apply

If you feel you are a suitable candidate and would like to work for this reputable company, please do not hesitate to apply

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