SALES EXECUTIVE
Sales Executive - A Definition
Field Sales Executive - the most common field sales role which is a client facing role and a mix of new business generation and account management. Typical basic salaries are £18K to £32K. For more information visit www.thesalesexecutive.co.uk
New Business Developer - Opening new accounts this is perceived to be one of the toughest of sales roles but is generally the most lucrative. High OTE's compared to basics are normally an indication of high levels of new business generation. Basics are normally £18K - £28K but the potential to earn can be in the £80Ks in certain sectors.
Latest Sales Executive Jobs and News
Latest Jobs
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Business Development Executive
Business Development Executive - Bradford - Renewable Energy - £26,000 50k OTE Aaron Wallis is delighted to be recruiting a Business Development Executive to sell renewable energy to ... -
Sales Manager, Financial Services, West London
Sales Manager, Financial Services, West London, up to £45,000 Basic OTE £80,000 uncapped + Excellent Benefits package. This is a career opportunity for a successful Call Centre Manager, Telesales Man... -
Sales Executive
Sales Executive, Training and Development, North East, £26,500 Basic Salary + company car + pension + fantastic holiday package. This is a crucial position with a long established UK based training p... -
Field Sales
Graduate Sales - Hampshire -ICT Telecoms - £19,000- £23,500 + Commission An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Graduate Sales Person to join a small but growing and highly energetic organisatio... -
Telesales Executive
Telesales Executive - Thurrock £17,000 - £20,000 Basic plus commission + benefits package. This is a consultative sale where you will follow and qualify incoming enquiries (NO COLD CALLING), mak... -
Sales Consultant / Business Development
Sales Consultant / Business Development, South West - £18,000 - £20,000- +OTE £45000 + Car, Sales Consultant / Business Development with a proven history of generating new business selling a servi... -
Field Sales -
Field Sales Executive - Hampshire - £18,000 - £21,000 + Commission An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Field Sales Executive to join a small but growing and highly energetic organisation on ... -
Account Manager, Clothing, Textiles & Fashion. Based Barnsley.
Account Manager, Clothing, Textiles & Fashion. Based Barnsley, South Yorkshire. £30,000 - £35,000 basic + Generous commission structure + Car Allowance & Excellent Benefits. This is an outstand... -
Part- Time - Telesales
Part- Time - Telesales / Dunstable £15,000 - £18,000 (pro rota) Fantastic opportunity to join a company which has seen significant growth. As the part time Telesales executive you must be ambitious ... -
Home Based Telesales - Buckinghamshire
Home Based Telesales - Buckinghamshire Exciting opportunity available as a commission only Home based Telesales Consultant to join an expanding business selling Corporate Finance. This is not a...
Latest News
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Better line management communication needed, say 72% of workers
23/04/2013
A new survey by Hillcroft House, a professional services company, has revealed 72 per cent of workers feel their line manager does not communicate with them effectively - not least until an appraisal is due. -
Mobile technology used to boost business
09/04/2013
With the exponential rise in the number of people using mobile and tablet devices, many businesses could boost their commercial prospects by harnessing the full potential of these new technologies. -
Girl power in the boardroom
27/03/2013
A study of more than 600 board directors published in the International Journal of Business Governance and Ethics has suggested that women may be better at making decisions than their male counterparts, perhaps making them more successful business leaders. -
Forward-thinking attitude 'fundamental to business'
22/03/2013
At the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development's HR Analytics conference this week, the head of KPMG's Global HR Transformation Centre of Excellence Robert Bolton urged HR staff to look to the future rather than focus on mistakes of the past. -
Sony to launch new PlayStation this year
22/02/2013
Sony has announced that it intends to release the next-generation PlayStation this year in order to keep up with rivals releasing new versions of their own games consoles, with speculation rife that Microsoft will be releasing a successor to the Xbox 360 later this summer. -
Cambridge, Oxford and Edinburgh 'best UK cities for business'
11/02/2013
A survey has revealed that the best city for business in the UK is Cambridge, followed closely by Oxford and Edinburgh. -
Business confidence improves in January
04/02/2013
Surveys released by Icaew/Grant Thornton and Lloyd's Bank have revealed today (February 4th) that business confidence within the UK economy is sitting at a ten-month high. -
Many managers move on after 2 years, says KRI
31/01/2013
Research has shown that the 'honeymoon' phase in employment for top performers - for example, those in managerial positions - is about two years, at which point many of the business world's movers and shakers want to 'scratch the itch' and move on to pastures anew. -
Many managers move on after 2 years, says KRI
31/01/2013
Research has shown that the 'honeymoon' phase in employment for top performers - for example, those in managerial positions - is about two years, at which point many of the business world's movers and shakers want to 'scratch the itch' and move on to pastures anew. -
Business leaders recognise importance of 'back-to-basics' for management
31/01/2013
In a ceremony held at the beginning of this week, business leaders acknowledged the value of a 'back-to-basics' approach to management by awarding the Chartered Management Institute Management Book of the Year to Richard Newton for his work, 'The Management Book: How to Manage your Team to Deliver Outstanding Results'.
