German-Speaking Recruiter - Uncapped Commission

Berlin
9 months ago
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Customer Service Team Leader

Location: Berlin, Germany
Employment Type: Full-Time, Permanent

Who We Are:

NonStop Consulting is a leading international recruitment agency operating across Europe and the USA. We offer ambitious individuals a fast-track career path in a dynamic and supportive environment. Our AI-enhanced training programme ensures you develop the skills needed to succeed quickly in a competitive, high-performance industry.

About the Role:

We're excited to be opening a brand-new office in Berlin and are looking for German-speaking Recruitment Consultants to be part of this launch. You'll play a key role in building our presence in Germany and shaping the future of our Berlin team.

Why Join Us?

AI-Powered Training - A cutting-edge training programme designed to accelerate your success.

Fast-Track Promotions - On average, our consultants reach management positions within 1.6 years.

High Earnings Potential - Uncapped commission with clear earning progression:

Top performers earn €200,000+ annually

Top 15% earn €100,000+

Top 30% earn €80,000+

International Exposure - Work with clients and candidates across Europe or the USA.

Office-Based Growth - Be part of a collaborative team with hands-on learning and mentorship.

Future Mobility Opportunities - Potential to relocate to other European offices as your career develops.

What You'll Do:

Cold Calling & Business Development - Identify opportunities, acquire new clients, and build lasting relationships.

Market Specialisation - Become an expert in a specific industry and region.

Manage the Recruitment Process - Support both clients and candidates through the full hiring cycle.

Build Your Market - Grow your network and develop your business pipeline.

Who Thrives Here?

Highly Motivated - You set ambitious goals and consistently strive to exceed them.

Resilient & Adaptable - You perform well under pressure in a fast-paced, target-driven environment.

Strong Communicator - Confident, persuasive, and engaging over the phone.

Tech-Savvy - Comfortable using AI-powered tools and digital platforms.

Committed to Office-Based Work - Our face-to-face learning and mentorship accelerate career growth.

Ready to Start?

Apply now and be part of something new in Berlin. Our Talent Acquisition team will be in touch within ten days

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