Account Executive

Klutch MFM; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full benefits

401(k)

Job summary

Unishippers Dallas, a franchise partner, is hiring sales reps with energy and a competitive edge. The role offers comprehensive training, ongoing development, and a performance-driven culture from day one.

Reps earn uncapped, residual commissions; top performers exceed $200K annually with full benefits and a 401(k). Real career growth awaits in a high-energy environment that recognizes you as a name, not a number.

Qualifications

• Love to compete and perform against a scoreboard.
• Energetic and money-motivated with daily drive to succeed.
• Willing to learn and grow through outstanding training.

Responsibilities

• Attend outstanding paid training and ongoing development.
• Thrive in a fast-paced, real-performance culture.
• Build a pipeline, qualify leads, and close deals.

Skills

Sales driven

Energy

Competitive mindset

Athletic background

Job description

This opportunity is not for Klutch- It is an opportunity to work in an amazing office with our client which is a Unishippers franchise in Dallas

WANTED: Confident, money-motivated people with energy to burn. #LFG

Looking for the chance to take off in your career? This is it.

Our client is hiring sales reps who bring energy every single day, and they invest in the people they hire. The training and development here is outstanding, and the work hard/play hard culture backs you up from day one.

Who we're looking for:

People who love to compete and show up with a consistent process. Former athletes, competitors, and anyone who thrives on being measured against the scoreboard tend to win here.

Why this opportunity:

• Outstanding paid training and ongoing development
• Real career growth in a place where you're a name, not a number
• Uncapped, residual commission — this is what makes the role special
• Reps we've placed here are earning $100K+ and climbing
• Top earners make $200K+
• Full benefits and 401(k)

The grind is real, but it's worth it. People really start to take off around the 18-month mark.