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GFiber, an Alphabet company, is hiring for an Outside Sales Representative in Salt Lake City, Utah. You will engage with residents to promote GFiber’s award-winning internet, manage a lead pipeline, and work with a collaborative team to meet sales targets.
The role offers a base salary with uncapped commissions, a guaranteed first-60-days bonus, mileage reimbursement, and perqs like catered lunches and team events. Travel within the territory is expected.
Outside Sales Representative, Residential
Salt Lake City, Utah
At GFiber, we believe that great internet has the power to drive innovation, strengthen communities, enable the impossible, and do all the everyday things that make all of our world go round. And the job of creating better internet is never done - so we’re growing! Our team is committed to building a place where people who want to make a difference can grow their careers and find their spot to belong.
GFiber is an Alphabet company that brings Google Fiber and Google Fiber Webpass internet services to homes and businesses across the United States. Our teams are expanding as we connect more cities and people to exceptional internet.
At GFiber, we deliver the country’s most awarded internet, because of our singular focus on creating a truly different internet experience. We provide industry-leading customer satisfaction, symmetrical speeds, the reliability to meet the needs of the most internet heavy households, and our Core 1 Gig price hasn’t changed since we launched in 2012. We are looking for driven, personable professionals who build meaningful community connections and are driven by uncapped sales bonus potential.
We believe top talent deserves a "best-of-both-worlds" pay structure: a reliable base salary paired with uncapped sales bonus potential.
High-performing representatives can have a clear path to promote into a Senior Outside Sales Representative role in as little as 6 months. You will also be eligible to apply for advanced roles such as Small Business Field Sales Representative or MDU Sales Executive as you advance. As we expand, your career can grow right along with our network.
This is an active, community-focused sales position. You will be the face of GFiber, engaging with residents to help them upgrade their home internet experience.
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