Account Executive

Unishippers-MFM Partners; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 75,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full benefits

401(k)

Job summary

Unishippers-MFM Partners is hiring new grads for a sales role that actually invests in you. You'll receive outstanding paid training and development to learn the business from the ground up in a work hard/play hard culture backing you from day one.

You don't need five years of experience; the path to six figures is real with uncapped, residual commissions and a supportive team. Grads placed here report earning $100K+ in a few years, and top earners surpass $200K.

Qualifications

• Recent graduates welcomed to start a career in sales.
• No five years of experience required; training provided.
• Performance-based earning with uncapped commissions.

Job description

GRADUATING SOON OR JUST FINISHED? Confident, money-motivated, energy to burn? Read this. #LFG

You don't need five years of experience to start a real career. You need the right place to prove yourself, and this is it.

Our client is hiring new and upcoming grads for a sales role that actually invests in you. The training and development here is outstanding, so you'll learn the business from the ground up with a work hard/play hard culture backing you from day one.

Who wins here:

People who love to compete and show up with a consistent process. Former college athletes, student leaders, and anyone who's used to being measured against a scoreboard tend to thrive.

Why start your career here:

• Outstanding paid training and ongoing development built for people new to sales
• Real career growth in a place where you're a name, not a number
• Uncapped, residual commission — your income grows with the book you build
• Grads we've placed here are earning $100K+ within a few years and climbing
• Top earners make $200K+
• Full benefits and 401(k)

The grind is real, but it's worth it. Most people really start to take off around the 18-month mark, which means you could be well ahead of your classmates before they've finished their second job search.