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Internal Sales

Wellingborough

Mon to Fri 08:00-17:00

Salary: £30,000

Permanent, Full Time.

Interaction Recruitment is recruiting for an Internal Sales Assistant for our client based in Wellingborough.

You will be working for a customer focused, family run company who supply flexible hose assemblers to Food, Brewery, Beverage, Dairy, Pharmaceutical and Chemical Industries.

· Selling products to new and existing customers

· Sending quotes to customers

· Cold/Warm calls to bring new business to the company

The Package:

· 25 Days annual leave + bank holidays

· Full training

· Company Pension

· No weekends

· Working with a fantastic team

The requirements:

· Ideally 2+ years sales experience.

· Must be confident on the phone and face to face with customers and suppliers.

· Need to be good on Microsoft Office.

· Good organisation skills are essential. There will be following up required.

· A hard-working and positive attitude.

· Willingness to get stuck in.

· Good working in a team.

This is an immediate start position, if you are interested please apply with an updated CV for consideration.

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