Trainee Recruitment Consultant

Leicester
1 week ago
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Trainee Recruitment Consultant

Leicester
Permanent
8:30 – 5pm Monday to Friday.
Salary Competitive base + commission + benefits

Company Overview:
DC Personnel is a recruitment business in Leicester specialising in the Industrial, Engineering and Commercial sectors. We are hiring for a Trainee Recruitment Consultant to join our team in Leicester. We are a company that sticks to its core values, we strive for excellence, promote an excellent working culture and look for innovative solutions.

Responsibilities:
• Conducting effective sales calls and sales techniques to attract new clients.
• Sales negotiating, you will lead in the negotiations from start to finish
• Client Meetings, you’ll have the opportunity to meet with clients, understand their hiring needs and build lasting partnerships.
• Offer Management, help manage the offer process, ensuring a win-win situation for both clients and candidates.

Key Requirements:
• Proven sales experience
• Passionate & Ambitious: we seek individuals with a hunger for success and a desire to grow in the recruitment industry
• Strong Work Ethic, a dedication to excellence and a commitment to delivering the best service to client
• Comfortable working to targets and eager to surpass them with determination
• Positive attitude, positivity is infectious, and we thrive in a positive environment
• Effective Communication and ability to communicate confidently
• Outside-the-Box Thinkers we value fresh ideas and encourage you to bring ideas forward

What we offer:
• Top Resources and access to the best recruitment software, job boards, and industry tools to make your job easier
• Modern Office, work in a new modern office environment in a brilliant setting with likeminded consultants
• Work-Life Balance we understand life happens so we offer flexibility as and when needed
• Career progression opportunities and continuous training and development
• Experienced and Friendly colleagues to help teach, support and and mentor during training to ensure you get the best support possible.

To Apply:
If you have the hunger to succeed a positive attitude, and a desire to have a rewarding career we want to hear from you. Apply now by sending your cv and cover letter to (url removed)

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