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Ready to Kickstart a Career in Sales? Already Got Some telephone based Sales Experience? This Could Be Your Breakthrough

Location: Office-Based
Basic Salary plus Quarterly Bonuses and Weekly Incentives
Career Progression, Expert Training, Incredible Team Culture

Are you ambitious and ready to take your next step into a rewarding sales career?
Do you have some telesales, recruitment, or sales executive experience, but you're looking for the right company to invest in you?

If you're hungry for success, driven to succeed, and eager to climb the career ladder, this is the opportunity you've been waiting for.

What We’re Looking For:
We’re looking for confident, career-driven individuals with some office-based sales experience, who are ready to develop into future leaders within our fast-growing freight forwarding company.

If you're passionate about sales and want more than just a job, we’ll give you the tools, training, and roadmap to build a long-term career.

About the Role:
You’ll be contacting warm leads to introduce our Freight Forwarding services, supported every step of the way by your Head of Desk and wider team.

As you grow in confidence and skill, you’ll learn how to:

Prepare and calculate quotations

Handle objections and close deals

Build and manage your own pipeline

Grow and nurture your client base

All with full training and a clear promotion path from day one.

What You’ll Need:

Some experience in telesales, recruitment, or a similar sales role

Confidence, resilience, and the desire to succeed

Experience in a target-driven environment

Excellent communication skills and a proactive attitude

A hunger to learn, grow, and earn

What’s In It for You:

Competitive basic salary based on age and experience

Quarterly bonuses, weekly and monthly incentives

Full industry training and support

Clear and structured career progression

Free parking or accessible public transport options

A fast-paced, supportive, and fun team environment

Learn about a booming industry and become an expert in Freight Forwarding

Your Future Starts Here
This is your chance to join a respected and growing business that’s ready to invest in your future. We don’t just offer jobs — we offer careers.

If you’re ambitious, eager to learn, and have that spark of sales energy, we want to hear from you.

Apply now and let's build your career together

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