Our company does many offsite shows throughout the Maryland area. We
are searching for people who would be interested in working on a part
time basis at these events. The days and hours are flexible. You would
get paid a daily wage in addition to a commission. You DO NOT need any
sales experience. You will only be meeting, greeting and going over
the features of the boat. The customer is then turned over to a
salesperson. If you do have sales experience we have openings for you
also. Everyone will receive complete training. The only requirement is
a great smile, pleasant attitude and a willingness to learn. If you or
if you know of someone who is interested please contact us asap.
Thanks,
Joe
410-686-1500

QUOTE: "You DO NOT need any sales experience." Just what everyone wants to
know...

"Joet" wrote in message
om...
Our company does many offsite shows throughout the Maryland area. We
are searching for people who would be interested in working on a part
time basis at these events. The days and hours are flexible. You would
get paid a daily wage in addition to a commission. You DO NOT need any
sales experience. You will only be meeting, greeting and going over
the features of the boat. The customer is then turned over to a
salesperson. If you do have sales experience we have openings for you
also. Everyone will receive complete training. The only requirement is
a great smile, pleasant attitude and a willingness to learn. If you or
if you know of someone who is interested please contact us asap.
Thanks,
Joe
410-686-1500

"Woodchuck" wrote in message
...
QUOTE: "You DO NOT need any sales experience." Just what everyone wants to
know...


Actually, not that bad. It also says that the (potential) customer will be
turned over to
a salesperson [if they are interested]. We all know that boat shows have
100s of
people that are just there to look at the pretty boats - with no intention
of buying
or even *maybe* buying any of them. Those people don't need experienced
sales
people - a pretty smile to be sure they take off their shoes is plenty.

I have sales exp galore.... but at this moment in time would rather
pre-qualify "buyers" and turn them over to a closer than dealing with that
end of it. Prepping someone for a sale is more than just a pretty smile and
shoes.

-W

"Gary Warner" wrote in message
...


"Woodchuck" wrote in message
...
QUOTE: "You DO NOT need any sales experience." Just what everyone wants
to
know...


Actually, not that bad. It also says that the (potential) customer will
be
turned over to
a salesperson [if they are interested]. We all know that boat shows have
100s of
people that are just there to look at the pretty boats - with no intention
of buying
or even *maybe* buying any of them. Those people don't need experienced
sales
people - a pretty smile to be sure they take off their shoes is plenty.