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A thriving financial services company are recruiting an experienced Telesales Executive to join their small team. This is an opportunity to be part of a growing business where your contributions will be celebrated and you'll receive training to become a Finance Account Manager.

They are located in modern offices next to the Morrisons.

THE ROLE:

You'll be lead-generating by cold calling and building relationships with directors at UK SMEs. Your calls will help to:

  • Clarify who is the decision make
  • Qualify any requirements
  • Where relevant pass a warm lead on to a Finance Account Manager for closing.

    You will be provided with data to call and can be on the phone for over three hours each day. But this is not a boiler-room or high-pressure environment.

    They will continue to invest in your training so that your career develops.

    KEY SKILLS & EXPERIENCE:

  • Previous Telesales experience, ideally in B2B
  • Good, clear verbal communication
  • Resilient, and hardworking
  • Persuasive and great at building relationships.

    SALARY & BENEFITS:

  • £28,000 basic, £45,000 realistic OTE
  • 20 days holiday + public holidays
  • Pension

    Please apply today by sending your CV.

    No overseas applicants please; visa applications not considered.

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