Rapid career advancement up to Store Manager and Area manager roles
- Choose between Permanent Full time and Permanent Part-Time positions
- Above market base salary and commissions on offer
This role offers an exceptional opportunity to join the passionate team of one of Australia's most renowned furniture retailers, boasting a legacy of over 60 years and recognized as the nation's largest importers of quality furniture.
As a Top 300 ASX-listed company, they are the only listed Furniture supplier who is best in class with more than 100 retail stores across their brands. This is an opportunity to join a growth company that offers stability and you will join a team that is dynamic, hardworking and customer-focused.
The company is currently seeking a **Full-Time or Part-Time Sales Consultant** for their **Midland** store in Western Australia to build upon the remarkable success of the business.
You can choose between Permanent Full-Time and Permanent Part-Time positions, providing you with flexibility in scheduling and the number of days worked.
In the role of Sales Consultant, your responsibilities will encompass sales and customer service, involving the attainment of sales targets, resolution of customer complaints and maintaining showroom standards.
The company places a strong emphasis on career advancement, with many Sales Consultants progressing to Store Manager roles, and the potential to later advance to the position of Regional Sales Manager.
This position requires weekend work, both on Saturday and Sunday, with rostered time off during the week. Additionally, there are extended trading days in January and June, necessitating a six-day work week. However, you will be compensated for any extra days worked and this will be in addition to your standard salary.
The role has the potential to earn an OTE ranging between $100k - $120k, which will include Super, Commissions, Bonuses and Additional Earnings relating to days worked.
📌 Sales Consultant - Midland (Full-Time Or Part-Time)
🏢 Pulse Recruitment
📍 Western Australia