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By Blue Patch
December 6, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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Blue Patch

Posted December 6, 2016

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Posted December 6, 2016

About Us: Blue Patch is an online marketplace showcasing beautiful, British goods with a sustainability edge. We?re all about having a positive impact on the environment and the economy and we like to have a bit of fun while doing it.

We?re looking for a part time sales person to join our South London office. This is a flexible job, either 1 day a week or two mornings a week. You'll be responsible for selling our membership packages to potential Blue Patch members. You will also be account managing and chasing yearly renewals of memberships. Hours from 9:30 am to 1:00 pm or 9:30 - 5:30 (inc lunch).

About You:

Experience in sales, particularly via phone and email.

Possess an eye for good design.

Possess research skills to source potential clients.

Articulate and friendly with a high standard of written English.

Possess computer skills.

Interested? Please email [email protected] with a CV and give us a call 0207 738 4649.

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