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Now hiring: Sales positions, unlimited earning potenial

This opportunity is great for students who want to gain quality job experience, and experienced workers who desire additional income.
This opportunity is great for students who want to gain quality job experience, and experienced workers who desire additional income.
By Lauren Colley
Nov 17, 2015

Looking for a job opportunity with flexible work hours? How does unlimited earning potential sound?

SAS, Inc. (Subscription Acquisition Solutions) is looking for entrepreneurial individuals to join an established team of sales and marketing professionals.

As an independent contractor, you'll create new home delivery print and digital customers for Cox Media Group (The Atlanta Journal-Constitution parent company) by canvassing door-to-door in geographically desirable areas close to home.

Benefits:

• Paid training

• Flexible schedule

• Average earnings $10.00 - 30.00/hour with unlimited earning potential

• Advancement opportunities

• Resume building experience

• Interpersonal skills development

• Presentation skills development

Skills required:

​• Positive attitude

• Willingness to learn

• Strong extroverted personality

• Competitive nature

• Excellent verbal

• Communication professional appearance

This opportunity is great for students who want to gain quality job experience, and experienced workers who desire additional income.

Click here to take the first step towards a brighter future!

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