Bilingual Remote Sales Executive at Rogers (British Columbia)

Bilingual Remote Sales Executive at Rogers (British Columbia)

11 Oct
|
Teladoc Health
|
British Columbia

11 Oct

Teladoc Health

British Columbia

Unlock your potential as a Bilingual Remote Sales Executive with Rogers. Join a dynamic sales program and help Canadian businesses find the right solutions while earning competitive commission-based income.

This independent contractor role focuses on B2B sales through inbound and outbound calls. You'll engage with business customers, understand their needs, and recommend appropriate Rogers products. Ideal candidates thrive in a remote setting and are motivated by performance-driven earnings while managing their own sales processes.

Key Responsibilities:
• Engage Canadian businesses through calls and sales conversations
• Recommend tailored Rogers solutions based on customer needs
• Handle objections and guide customers in decision-making




• Manage your sales pipeline with provided CRM tools
• Maintain product knowledge to comply with program guidelines

Requirements:
• Experience in B2B sales or consultative selling
• Comfort in independent remote work environments
• Performance-driven mindset focused on commission earnings
• Explicit and professional communication skills
• Flexibility in scheduling and workload management

Become a key player in supporting Canadian small businesses with Rogers while achieving your earnings goals.
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📌 Bilingual Remote Sales Executive at Rogers (British Columbia)
🏢 Teladoc Health
📍 British Columbia

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