Advertised through Abrivia Recruitment

Sales Executive.

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About this role

Job Title: Sales Executive Location: Dublin South Salary: Base Salary + Uncapped Monthly Commission Hours of Work: Full-Time | Monday-Friday | 9am-6pm Working Model: Hybrid Working (2 office days / 3 remote after probation) Interviews: WC 7.9.2026 and Start Date: 16.9.2026 We’re looking for ambitious, commercially driven Sales Executives to join our growing team in Dublin South. If you’re motivated by targets, enjoy building relationships, and want a role where your effort directly impacts your earnings, this is a fantastic opportunity to accelerate your career.

What you’ll be doing

Speaking with customers to understand their needs and recommend the right solutions Building rapport and delivering a consultative sales experience Managing inbound and outbound sales opportunities Achieving and exceeding monthly targets Delivering a high-quality customer experience while driving results

What we’re looking for

Previous sales experience (contact centre, retail, hospitality, telecoms, recruitment, or similar) Strong communication and negotiation skills Confidence handling objections and closing opportunities Target-driven, resilient, and self-motivated A positive attitude and hunger to succeed What’s in it for you? ✔ Base starting salary ✔ Uncapped monthly commission ✔ Pension & healthcare ✔ Mobile phone plan ✔ Fully funded professional qualifications and development ✔ Hybrid working after probation ✔ Career progression in a growing organisation If you’re ambitious, driven, and ready to maximise your earning potential-apply now to Emily Mason or Jordan Murray via the attached link.

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