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Lovering Auto Group
Automotive Sales Consultant / Management Opportunity
Job Description
Automotive Sales Consultant — Career Growth Opportunity 5-Day Work Week | Work-Life Balance with Outstanding 6
Figure Income Opportunity Location:
Nashua, NH Position:
Automotive Sales Consultant / Management opportunity Full-Time | Career Growth Opportunity Are you ready for your next opportunity? Maybe you've been told you're "too valuable where you are." Maybe you've been passed over for a promotion. Maybe you know you have the ability to lead, but haven't been given the opportunity to prove it. We're looking for someone exactly like you. We're seeking a motivated, driven Automotive Sales Consultant who isn't just looking for another sales job—but is looking to build a career, grow their skills, and earn their way into management. This is an opportunity for someone who wants to put their performance, leadership, and work ethic on display. What We're Looking For A proven automotive salesperson— with a minimum of 2 years of automotive experience. Proven track record for sales, gross and customer satisfaction Someone who is competitive, accountable, and hungry to succeed A self-starter who doesn't need to be told what to do Someone who understands that performance creates opportunity A team playe r who can influence and lead others Someone who wants to develop the skills necessary to become a future Sales or Finance Manager A professional who takes pride in their customer experience and follow-up Most importantly, someone who wants to grow Why This Opportunity Is Different We're not simply looking to fill a salesperson position. We're looking for our next potential leader. If you have the numbers, attitude, work ethic, and leadership ability, we want to give you the opportunity to demonstrate it. You won't have to wait for someone to decide you're ready. Come perform. Show us what you're capable of. Earn the next step. If you've been passed over, overlooked, or told you're too valuable to move up where you are, maybe it's time for a fresh opportunity. What We Offer Competitive compensation Strong earning potential Professional training and development A structured environment designed around growth Opportunity for advancement Leadership development and coaching A team-oriented culture A genuine path toward management for the right individual If you're comfortable where you are, this probably isn't the opportunity for you. But if you're ambitious, competitive, and ready to prove that you're management material, we'd like to meet you. Confidential interviews available now. Apply today and let's talk about where you want your career to go. We are an equal opportunity employer. We do not discriminate in hiring, promotion, or other employment decisions on the basis of race, sex, color, pregnancy, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, age, veteran, or any other basis protected by law. Equal access to programs, services, and employment is available to all persons. Those applicants requiring reasonable accommodation to the application and/or interview process should notify a representative of the Human Resources Department. 0zdqVCdI8IBenefits
- Dental Insurance
- Leadership Development
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What they do
A Sales Consultant promotes and sells products or services on behalf of a company, and develops strategies to increase sales. Recruits new clients and builds relationships with customers, vendors and suppliers. Works with company sales staff to increase product knowledge and develop marketing strategies. May travel to meet with clients, generate new sales and maintain contact with customers.
$93,252 / year median in New Hampshire
-14% projected decline