Delivery Consultant

East Grinstead
3 weeks ago
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Up to £26,000 Basic Salary + Commission, Monthly, Quarterly and Yearly Incentives.

East Grinstead based - Hybrid working

Are you currently working in a sales based job (on target) and looking for a new challenge with a well-established recruitment company? No?! I didn't think so. Why would you? You are doing well already.

I am looking for someone that might feel capped at their current company or just wants to shake the bag and pursue a new challenge as an Delivery Consultant,

Gold Group is an Employed Owned Trust (EOT) recruitment company based in East Grinstead, West Sussex, with a team of Recruitment Consultants, Account Managers and Delivery Consultants.

What Gold Group can offer you:

Employee Owned Business - EOT
Annual trip away for the top performers
Unrivalled commission structure
Hybrid working opportunities
Career support & development
Multiple company social events
Xmas shut down (not out of your holiday allowance)
We currently operate in several industries including Construction & Telecoms, Defence & Aerospace, Engineering, Renewables which are our key markets at present.

Main Duties:

Responsible for Vacancy Management
Job advertising & candidate attraction - search & selection using company CRM, online Job boards and various social media platforms
Making high volume calls on a daily basis to suit requirements
Conduct telephone screening for all applicants responding to adverts

Looking for:

Resourcing experience (Desirable)
Driven and motivated individual
Must have excellent customer service skills, organizational skills
Ability to work under pressure and to tight deadlines.

If you are an ambitious Sales Person looking to progress your career in a supportive and fun environment, then I am keen to hear from you. If you would like to find out more about Gold Group then visit our website and take a look at our work for us page. Alternatively, contact me Hannah Baker for a further discussion.

Services advertised by Gold Group are those of an Agency and/or an Employment Business.
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