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Bothrs is seeking a Business Development Representative to build and maintain our online community and prospect pipeline. You will be the first point of contact for new prospects, nurture inbound leads, and help grow our client network with proactive outreach.
You’ll use LinkedIn as your main tool, develop a sales funnel, and collaborate with the product team by feeding back market insights. Join a fast-paced startup focused on UX and digital experiences.
Long story short, we're a young product studio in the heart of Ghent. A product studio that buildsdigitalexperiences. Cue that one Spongebob meme where he does the rainbow thing with his tiny sponge hands. Think of it as an umbrella term for digital products and services with a strong focus on UX. Anyway, we help other companies envision, design,andbuild these digital experiences. This could be in the context of an innovation project, a new venture, or as a solution to an internal business challenge. We're also developing a toolkit of our own, one that we can easily implement in new projects to gain momentum quickly. Which is the other half of our value proposition; getting shit done quick. To give you an idea, a development cycle only takes about 6-8 weeks around here, ultimately yielding an MVP. Trust the process, keep the end-user close, and go fast.
Enough meandering, let's talk specifics. We’re looking for a Business Development Representative with strong community management skills, building and maintaining Bothrs’ online community and prospect pipeline. A BDR plays one of the most important roles in the entire sales process. This guy, gal, or non-binary pal is the first person in line to reach out to potential clients, and keep the conversation going to win them over. In business terms, that means prospecting, cold outreach, lead qualification and nurturing. Let’s reiterate, but with bullet points this time:
We all have to start somewhere. Which is whypassion and eagerness to learn are things we look for the most.But, just to reiterate, if you’re unsure whether you’re up to the task, here are some soft and hard skills that will definitely help you land this job:
Our teams mean the world to us. On a personal level, we care about three things: growth as an individual, having high impact, and getting paid. It’s hard to get a company to thrive if the people in it can’t grow along with it. And you can’t force personal growth either; so where does the motivation to learn and grow come from? That’s right, it’s knowing your efforts are making a difference. Every day, we want you to leave the office with a sense of accomplishment. A nice paycheck also helps.