Comcast

Manager,IndividualDirectSales

$115–175k ~AI est. Plymouth, Michigan, United States FULL TIME
The Brief

“Manager, Individual Direct Sales at Comcast. Skills: Direct Sales, Sales Programs, Performance Management. Develop sales and marketing programs. Implement sales and marketing programs”

What You'll Achieve.

Meet subscriber projections; Exceed subscriber projections; Meet cash flow projections; Exceed cash flow projections

Industry & Context.

Eligibility Requirements

Work nights and weekends, Variable schedule, Overtime as necessary

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

5-7 Years Relevant Work Experience

What You'll Do.

Develop sales and marketing programs

Implement sales and marketing programs

Measure sales and marketing programs

Support sales results in direct sales channels

Deploy sales programs

Identify best practices

Identify process improvements

Support key productivity metrics

Ensure clarity on objectives

Train supervisors and representatives

Ensure product knowledge

Validate sales numbers

Validate install numbers

Validate other metrics

Ensure sales assignments

Distribute sales assignments

Validate sales assignments

Report sales assignments

Partner across functional areas

Build consensus across functional areas

Exercise independent judgment

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Region and Division partners; IT and other departments

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