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EE in Dundee is seeking energetic Sales Advisors to handle inbound calls from existing EE customers, advising on phones, broadband and other tech products. You will match customer needs with the best deals and provide friendly, proactive service.
The role emphasizes listening and conversation skills, with a clear path to earnings growth through uncapped commission within a supportive team environment.
Shift Pattern: Full Time
Start date: 02.11.2026
If you're outgoing, full of energy and love talking to people, you'd be better off in sales with EE.
Maybe you've worked in retail, or hospitality before. You know how to deal with customers but you're looking for something more exciting - a job that's going to challenge you. And, of course, you want to earn a bit more cash.
Our
Dundee
team's full of people like you - so you'll be in great company here.
You'll join a lively sales team in our Dundee contact centre. We'll train you to take incoming calls from existing EE customers and help them find the best deals on their phones and broadband. You'll also help them to navigate the different tech products we sell.
You need to be a great listener as well as a fluent talker. A lot of the time, you'll pick up on something that someone has said, then use that to match them with the perfect product.
Don't let what you've heard about sales put you off. Let's smash a few myths...
Yes, there are targets to hit. But the kind of people who like sales, love that. You're probably naturally competitive. You get a buzz out of beating the person next to you. You hate being bored at work.
It's not "cold calling". The calls come in to you and you decide how best you can help the customer. That's why we value resourceful people who like fixing problems.
People say it's "hard selling". It's really not! You're basically talking to people about fun tech stuff that they already want. Who doesn't love a better phone, faster broadband or a new console?