Salesforce

Technology

AccountExecutiveEnterpriseCorporateSales(Polishspeaker)

€75–110k ~AI est. Ireland FULL TIME
The Brief

“Account Executive - Enterprise Corporate Sales (Polish speaker) at Salesforce. Skills: Enterprise sales, Account management, Sales cycle management. Manage sales cycle from acquisition to signing. Engage appropriate resources”

What You'll Achieve.

Exceed monthly/quarterly sales targets

Industry & Context.

Technology

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

2 years experience in quota-carrying sales, Experience managing complex sales cycles, Demonstrated ownership of territory management, Proficiency in Polish, Proficiency in English

Nice to Have

Net direct new business sales history, Proven track record of exceeding sales quota, Experience selling SaaS solutions, Experience selling to diverse buying centers, CRM application sales experience, SaaS solutions sales experience, Industry sector experience

What You'll Do.

Manage sales cycle from acquisition to signing

Engage appropriate resources

Respond to customer needs

Identify business potential

Build strategic partnerships

Position Salesforce solutions

Exceed monthly/quarterly sales targets

Sell Salesforce solutions into enterprise accounts

Build and maintain sales pipeline

Ensure over-achievement within market sector

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Partnering with senior sales account executives

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