Ernest Doe & Sons Ltd
AGRICULTURAL AREA SALES MANAGER

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Job Role
Reporting directly to the Branch & Sales Manager, you will be responsible for the sale of Agricultural Machinery, both new and used, including its associated equipment in a designated area. Your role will be to visit customers and maximize sales opportunities for the department in a courteous and effective manner.
Essential Skills & Experience
- Good, sound knowledge of the Agricultural industry and its equipment
- Proven sales, service, or parts experience within this sector
- Achieve Sales Performance targets as set out by direct line manager
- Representing the Dealership and portfolio of brands to customers in defined sales area
Responsibilities
- Maintain up-to-date product knowledge
- Attending customer-focused events
- Ensuring products are delivered to customers in-line with brand and company guidelines and the customer experience is first class
- Build strong and loyal relationships with customers within the sales area.
- Excellent customer service skills both face-to-face and over the telephone
- Target-driven with the ability to upsell to achieve and exceed targets
- Be self-motivated and able to work under own initiative
- Has the ability to be influencing and persuading and able to close a deal
- Have the ability where necessary to demonstrate equipment
- A full driving license is required
- Administratively organized
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- Start Date: Immediate, but subject to successful candidate's notice period
- Hours: 42.5 hours per week – 8am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday (1-hour unpaid lunch) Additional hours as required which may include weekends as per rota especially during peak periods e.g. Harvest
- Salary: Competitive, dependent upon experience plus commission and company car
- Benefits: 32 days annual leave including bank holidays, Company Sick Pay Scheme, Workplace Pension, Employee Referral Bonus Scheme, Winter Flu Jab Service, Wellbeing Focus Group, Staff Discount in Country Stores, and Life Assurance Cover (2 x salary)
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