From a high pressure, 'boiler room' scenario to someone who simply plies their trade over the telephone the role varies widely.  

Encompassing telemarketing, appointment setting, incoming sales to complex technical solutions sold via the telephone.  Often the roles support or 'buddy' with a field sales professional.  Salaries range from £14K to £28K.  Sometimes the 'on target earnings' or OTE is double the basic so the potential to earn can be extremely high.  

Telesales is an excellent discipline in which to start your sales career.  The skills and habits learned, such as networking through contacts and appointment setting, will hold you in extremely good stead as your career progresses into account management, sales management or corporate business development.

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• Business Development Manager, FMCG Non Food, £40,000
  Business Development Manager, FMCG Non-Food, National, £40,000 basic + £15,000 realistic OTE year one + Car Allowance An opportunity to join a well-established brand with a fantastic reputation! Ou...
• Business Development Manager, FMCG Non Food, £40,000
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• Business Development Manager, FMCG Non Food, £40,000
  Business Development Manager, FMCG Non-Food, National, £40,000 basic + £15,000 realistic OTE year one + Car Allowance An opportunity to join a well-established brand with a fantastic reputation! Ou...
• Business Development Manager, FMCG Non Food, £40,000
  Business Development Manager, FMCG Non-Food, National, £40,000 basic + £15,000 realistic OTE year one + Car Allowance An opportunity to join a well-established brand with a fantastic reputation! Ou...
• Business Development Manager, Chorley, £30,000 + Double OTE
  Business Development Manager, Chorley, £30,000 + double OTE realistic in year one An incredible opportunity to join a rapidly growing and ambitious company selling specialist financial services. Th...
• Sales Executive, Didcot, £25,000 + OTE
  Sales Executive, Didcot, £25,000 + £10,000 realistic OTE year one (uncapped). An opportunity to work within a well-established and financially stable company selling into a growing market. You will...
• Client Administrator. Based Biddisham, Somerset.
  Client Administrator. Based Biddisham, Somerset. £25,000 + Training and superb working environment. This is primarily an administrative client support role that requires a confident, super orga...
• Sales Executive / Account Manager. Based Biddisham, Somerset.
  Sales Executive / Account Manager. Based Biddisham, Somerset. £25,000 Basic, £35,000 OTE uncapped + Excellent Benefits Package. With a reputation for training, staff development and career oppo...

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