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District Manager – Vietnamese & Asian Cuisine
Location
United States
Posted
20 hours ago
Salary
$183K - $338K / year
Seniority
Senior
Job Description
District Manager – Vietnamese & Asian Cuisine
Toast
• Directly manages 6-8 Account Executives and is responsible for their productivity • Coach the reps on conducting discovery meetings and live demos • Support the Director by gathering feedback and investing resources • Find opportunities to improve sales funnels • Partner with teams to meet expectations in delivery
Job Requirements
- Must be able to fluently speak Vietnamese
- 5+ years of sales experience in a sourcing and/or closing role
- 3+ years of leadership experience
- Proven track record of success
- Entrepreneurial, self-motivated, creative, and flexible with the ability to perform well under pressure
Benefits
- Competitive compensation and benefits programs
- Uncapped commissions
- Flexibility to meet evolving needs
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