Account Executive

… to empower people to build better products!  As the global leader in Product Management certifications, we train Product Managers at all career stages and entire Product teams within organizations. Delivered live by globally recognized instructors, our certifications empower our 15,000+ graduates to build better products, lead more effective teams, and deliver better results. In addition to offering the industry's most recognized Product Management certifications, we publish a wealth of free content online, hold regular career fairs, and host the world's premier Product conference: ProductCon .
…you're coming aboard at an exciting time: we have established an incredible product with a strong product-market fit that is beloved by customers, (check out our reviews on Course Report , Yelp , and Quora ). We have exciting new certifications launching soon, too.
We are acutely focused on our growing Enterprise business unit, and our Consumer business unit (Admissions) is incredibly stable We are a dynamic global team that works fully remotely across Mexico, Spain, and the US We come together online and in-person for events and team-building We are a profitable business What you'll do:  Manage inbound and outbound sales processes, including prospecting, pipeline management and closing business to hit monthly revenue targetsMake a minimum of 80 outreaches per day to achieve sales goals in line with Product School's growth strategyAnalyze warm leads from marketing to effectively plan your daily activity and optimize outreach strategyTrack and maintain accurate sales data in our CRM (Salesforce) to inform future sales process improvementsBecome an expert about Product School, career support, and product management to educate and engage potential studentsCollaborate with team members to better sales practices and processes that yield overall team successThis role could be a good fit for you if: You have 2+ years of experience in an Account Executive or closing, sales role, with a consistent track record exceeding quotas in high volume salesYou're a natural hustler and thrive on closing deals in a quick sales cycleYou're experienced working with a CRM like SalesforceYou know how to handle outreach to outbound leads, whether manually or using a tool like SalesloftYou're confident with both your written and verbal English skillsThe perks: Remote First - our team works remotely across multiple countries and time zones Medical, Dental, and Vision Coverage in the US - support for additional coverage is available in Spain  Company Team Offsites and Coworking - we believe that remote-first doesn't mean remote-only Free Product School Course Offerings - we offer a range of courses and certifications worth $10,000 that we readily encourage our employees to explore Monthly Internet Reimbursement - we support our team, wherever they're working from We require that candidates be located in the country/countries specified. We are unable to hire outside of the country/countries specified or provide or take over sponsorship at this point in time. Applicants MUST be authorized to work in the listed country of hire without sponsorship. EEOC At Product School, we don't just accept differences--we embrace, support, and celebrate the things that make each of us unique and benefit our employees, services, and community. We're proud to be an equal opportunity workplace. We are committed to equal employment opportunity regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity or veteran status. Are you authorized to work in the country in which this position is located?  *
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