Trainee/Graduate Recruitment Consultant

Newcastle upon Tyne
1 year ago
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Join Tenth Revolution Group as a Tech Recruitment Consultant!

Graduate/Trainee/Entry/Experienced level positions available!

FAST TRACK YOUR CAREER WITH US

If you are looking for a career where you'll get rewarded (£££) for your hard work and dedication as well as fast tracked progression, then recruitment is for you!

We have an opportunity joining one of our most successful teams, you'll join an experienced manager (one of our top billers!) who started with us as a trainee - so you will get to learn from the best!

Joining us you'd become a specialist in the rapidly expanding Cloud Tech industry. Tech isn't boring, its fast paced, always evolving and highly in demand!

Don't worry if you don't have any prior tech knowledge, we'll teach you all you need to know!

Based at our Global HQ in Newcastle, you'll receive top-tier training to master every aspect of the recruitment process. From proactive outbound business development calls to closing deals with industry-leading clients, each day will bring new challenges and rewards. You will play a vital role in sourcing the right candidates for your clients!

We offer:

💸 Starting salary - £25,000 + Uncapped commission with no thresholds

💸£30,000 - £40,000 OTE within your first year, then unlimited earning potential!!

💸 Join a successful team with high billers

💻 Full training provided from our leading in-house L&D team

🏖 23 days' annual leave + bank holidays + extra day off on your birthday

🏖 10 days 'work from abroad'

✅ Fast tracked career progression

🗺 Central Newcastle office, close to the metro and central station

🗺 Work for a large, established, global agency

If this sounds like you, then please apply on line or email y our CV direct to (url removed)

Sales Experience: If you have a background in direct sales or outbound contact centres, we want you on our team, OR if you have the passion and confidence for sales please still apply!
Confident Communicator: Comfortable and persuasive on the phone with potential clients and candidates.
Goal-Oriented: You thrive in a target-driven environment, and like to be recognised and rewarded for hitting targets
Resilient: Ready to embrace the ups and downs of a sales career with determination.
Client & Candidate Focused: Passionate about delivering exceptional service.
Self-Motivated: Take charge of your own success, building and managing your own client and candidate base.
Ambitious: Eager to grow your career and take advantage of unlimited progression opportunities!

Applicants must hold full independent legal authorisation to live and work in the UK both now and in the future.

Tenth Revolution Group is an equal opportunities employer that values a diverse workforce and the contribution each individual makes. We are committed to promoting equality and diversity, and creating an inclusive environment for all both internally and externally with our clients and candidates.

Tenth Revolution Group Talent is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy

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