Selling the award winning Quickbooks Online software to customers in the UK You don’t need to find customers as you will be supported with inbound and outbound leads from an array of cross functional teams
Full 360 closing working with UK based business within the financial sector
Carry a quarterly sales target which will be broken down into weekly sales expectations
Establish Intuit's credibility with the customer by addressing their current needs and cultivate follow-up and attach opportunities for specialists to work on
Provide accurate and detailed weekly forecasts of identified and proposed opportunities in order to meet or exceed sales quota requirements
Develop strategies and coordinate cross-functional support to switch customers from competitors and ensure the seamless adoption and successful implementation of Intuit's solution
Adhere to defined sales procedures, practice and pipeline management
Builds relationships within their team to learn and share best practices
Utilizing diverse sales methodologies when identifying opportunities to target the right audiences
Qualifications
SaaS background preferred but not essentials
A proven track record at overachieving sales targets
A seasoned sales professional with a strong experience of closing deals
Tenacity is a key skill, and the successful candidate must be willing to work opportunities until the client has a need for our product
Understanding the characteristics of effective relationship management through the full sales cycle
Acquire new customers based on a value proposition that results in customers actively promoting Intuit solutions
Seeks value in new ways of doing things within Intuit's sales tools, process, and methodology
Describe desired or actual business results in measurable terms for all key stakeholders
Understand information customer needs to make sound business decisions
Capacity to summarize key features and benefits of Intuits suite of available products and services
Active listening will support the Identification of a prospects’ financial constraints, anticipated concerns, and objections