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Minty Living is seeking a proven salesperson in the Philippines to own the revenue pipeline, qualify leads, negotiate, and close bookings. You will manage the full sales cycle, handle objections, and focus on value-based selling to grow portfolio revenue.
You should be comfortable with numbers, prioritizing opportunities, and driving measurable results, while learning a large portfolio quickly and maintaining personal accountability.
You’re a proven salesperson who knows how to turn opportunities into revenue. Your experience can come from any industry -- what matters is your ability to own a pipeline, close business, and deliver measurable results.
You bring:
Be prepared to discuss the targets you owned, the results you achieved, and specific examples of business you personally closed.
Hospitality or property management experience is welcome but not required. We can teach you our homes and systems. You should bring the sales discipline, closing ability, and drive to grow revenue.
You’ll actively look at our portfolio and identify opportunities to improve performance.
This includes:
We want someone who naturally asks, “How do we get this home booked?”
Minty has a large and constantly evolving portfolio of unique homes. You need to know them.
We expect you to become deeply familiar with:
The goal is to get to the point where a guest tells you what they need and you immediately have several homes in mind.
You should be able to sell the portfolio because you genuinely know the portfolio.
Reservations is our sales team.
You’ll own leads from inquiry through booking and actively move conversations forward.
That means:
We do not want order takers.
We want someone who is comfortable selling, following up, and asking for the booking.
We’re looking for someone who understands that the highest nightly rate does not always create the most revenue.
You should be able to think through questions like:
Is it better to take this 60-day booking or hold for shorter stays?
Should we discount this gap to increase occupancy?
Could this lead work for another property?
Is there a better home to offer that improves both the guest experience and portfolio revenue?
What properties need attention this week?
Where are we leaving money on the table?
You don’t need to know every answer on day one, but you need to be curious about the numbers and excited to learn how the decisions connect.
You are:
Hospitality, property management, reservations, leasing, revenue management, or sales experience is helpful, but mindset matters just as much.
We can teach our portfolio and systems.
It is much harder to teach someone to naturally think, “How can I turn this into revenue?”