Entry-Level Sales Apprenticeship (Leadership Track) (Smyrna)
Job Description
Position Overview
Entry‑Level Sales Apprenticeship (Leadership Track) is designed for early‑career individuals who are seeking a long‑term sales career rather than just a summer job.
Candidates may come from retail, fast food, serving, warehouse/blue‑collar work, or customer service. This position begins with an intensive Summer 2026 ramp—6 days per week, in‑person, door‑to‑door—and if expectations are met, continues as an ongoing, quota‑carrying role with a clear leadership track.
Please note this is a demanding role with long hours outdoors and frequent door‑to‑door interactions.
Schedule: Summer 2026 ramp (6 days/week, approximately 8‑10 hours per day)
To apply, click “Apply” and answer brief questions about your recent work experience, your desire for a long‑term sales career, and your ability to handle quotas during the summer ramp. Qualified candidates will be contacted within 48 hours for a short Zoom interview.
Key Responsibilities
- Go door‑to‑door in assigned neighborhoods to introduce homeowners to our pest control services.
- Use a proven script to present the service, handle objections, and close new customers.
- Work 6 days per week during the summer ramp, typically for 8‑10 hours per day, primarily outdoors.
- Attend daily morning training sessions and role‑plays with your team lead.
- After the ramp, manage your own territory as an ongoing representative by meeting agreed weekly and monthly sales quotas.
- Track your activity and results, including the number of doors approached, conversations held, closes achieved, revenue generated, and commissions earned.
Required Qualifications
- At least 18 years old by May 1 and legally authorized to work in the U.S.
- Available full‑time for the Summer 2026 ramp (approximately May–August, 6 days/week).
- Willing to relocate and live in shared housing with teammates during the ramp.
- Comfortable with commission‑only pay, meeting weekly/monthly quotas, and enduring long days outdoors.
- Commitment to treating this role as a career path beyond the summer period.
- Reliable, coachable, and capable of sustaining effort throughout the entire ramp period.
Career Path & Leadership Track
- Months 0–3: New Rep – Learn the system, meet ramp quotas, and demonstrate consistent performance.
- Months 4–12: Senior Rep – Achieve higher personal production targets while assisting in training and shadowing new hires.
- 12+ months: Team Lead – Conduct morning trainings, coach a small team, and earn overrides on your reps’ sales.
- Top performers may eventually manage a full team or office with significant override potential.