Sales Lead Generator

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7 months ago
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Sales Lead Generator - Ready to Ignite Your Sales Superpowers?

Are you a sales superstar who's hungry for adventure, big rewards, and incredible career growth?

We're on the hunt for enthusiastic B2B Lead Generators, Sales Executives, Door Canvassers, and Customer Champions to join our vibrant and energetic team at our buzzing Bolton HQ!

Why Join Us?

Imagine a workplace bursting with energy, laughs, and endless possibilities, that's us! As our next Sales Lead Generator, you'll be diving into the exciting world of warm outbound B2B calls, building great relationships, and uncovering fantastic opportunities to help UK businesses slash their utility and energy costs.

Sound rewarding? It gets even better!

Here's What You'll Do:

Connect with businesses across the UK making around 200 outbound calls daily.

Cultivate and nurture amazing sales leads (no cold calling, just warm opportunities!).

Provide outstanding service, becoming the go-to advisor for businesses looking to save money.

Are You Our Ideal Superstar?

Experienced in outbound lead generation or sales (it's essential!)

Confident and enthusiastic, picking up the phone is your superpower.

Determined and resilient, you love smashing your targets!

Brilliant at communication, with the gift of quickly building rapport.

Ambitious and eager to grow your career.

Check Out These Amazing Perks:

We genuinely care about our team and provide an incredible package:

£27,000 basic salary with uncapped commissions-85% of our team earned £33,000 OTE last year, with top earners surpassing £35,000!

£1,000 welcome bonus after completing your initial training, just a cherry on top!

Hybrid working (3 days in-office, 2 days remote) after probation.

No weekends, no late evenings! Monday-Friday working hours only.

Fantastic healthcare and wellness package.

Generous 25-day holiday allowance, growing up to 28 days.

Clear career progression with professional qualification support.

Exclusive employee perks, including discount schemes, referral bonuses, and loyalty rewards.

Fun-filled social calendar packed with team events, incentives, awards, and celebrations.

Convenient on-site gym and tasty discounted food options.

Comprehensive pension plan for your future security.

Are You Ready for Your Next Adventure?

If you're ready to embark on an exciting journey with an award-winning, supportive, and seriously fun team, it's time to take the leap!

Don't miss out, Apply Now and let your sales career soar

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