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Bonnie Plants, LLC is seeking a Sales Representative to deliver, merchandize, and sell our full line of products to retailers along an assigned route. This is a full-time field role demanding driving a company-owned truck, setting up displays, and building store partnerships.
Candidates should have a high school diploma, 1–3 years in customer service or route sales, and a valid driver’s license with readiness for DOT requirements. Local residency preferred.
The Sales Representative is a full-time role responsible for delivering, merchandising, and selling the full line of products to retailers within an assigned route.
Call on customer or potential customers for the purpose of making sales and obtaining orders for Bonnie products.
The Sales Representative is a full-time role responsible for delivering, merchandising, and selling the full line of products to retailers within an assigned route.
This position has a salary compensation plan that includes the potential to earn a discretionary bonus for sales growth incentives. Other benefits include: paid paternity leave, holidays, health, dental, vision, mental health, and retirement plan participation.
Working Conditions: Both indoor and outside work environments. Frequently exposed to extreme cold and hot temperatures, wet or humid conditions and work in all weather conditions.
Risk/Safety Conditions: Driving a company-owned truck to and from numerous customer stops throughout the day, as well as lifting and carrying product into and out of retail locations.
Essential Physical Activities: This is a physical job as Sales Representatives need to be on their feet for long hours, spend a lot of time traveling between locations and carry heavy products. Requires the ability to climb, push, pull, bend, stoop, and kneel for extended periods of time. Walking, sitting, effectively communicating with others, seeing up close, seeing far away, manual dexterity, repetitive motions, and ability to regularly lift up to 40 pounds, occasionally lift 60 pounds.
Using equipment (e.g. carts, trays) to unload products and move throughout the stores.