Outside Sales
Hi-Line
- Tucson, AZ
- Permanent
- Full-time
Hi-Line is a third-generation, family-owned business that’s been debt free since its inception in 1959. We are pioneers in providing top-notch inventory management solutions to businesses across many industries. We believe our success is rooted in the incredible people who make up our Hi-Line family – which could include you! As we expand our market presence, we’re seeking dynamic go-getters to join our outside sales team and be part of our growth story.Why choose us:
- Home-based: Manage your territory from your home office while servicing your customers with your very own Mobile Store.
- Flexibility: Embrace your perfect work-life balance
- Earnings: Unlimited earning potential – truly uncapped commissions
- Top-Tier Service: Represent a company known for exceptional customer service.
- World-Class Training and Marketing: Benefit from comprehensive training to hone your skills and cutting-edge marketing strategies to boost your sales success.
Although industrial sales experience is a plus, it is certainly not required. We have successful Territory Sales and Service Managers from various backgrounds. Regardless of where you have been, Hi-Line’s world-class products and sales training programs will put you on the fast track to success.
Apply now to take the first steps towards a fulfilling and prosperous future!
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