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Are
you a degree-qualified marketing or sales professional
with software or research industry experience?
Are you passionate about delivering exceptional
results to both internal and external customers?
Are you interested in helping us develop our
fast growing business by creating a loyal group of
'raving fans'?
PeoplePulse
is a young and innovative Sydney-based company, dedicated
to providing results-orientated employment marketing
services to Australian and New Zealand-based recruitment
agencies and HR Departments.
So,
what's in it for you?
Gain
invaluable exposure to all aspects of the marketing
mix.
High
levels of autonomy and total responsibility for delivering
100% client satisfaction.
Rare
opportunity to consult with clients and then be responsible
for executing your own recommendations.
Work
in an innovative and supportive environment where your
ideas will be truly appreciated and where your efforts
will make a genuine difference.
Share
your successes with a hard-working, honest, and fun
team of marketing professionals!
Our clients range from large publically listed firms
to small two people operations both within Australia,
New Zealand and further abroad.
We are constantly on the look out for talented Sales
and Marketing professionals who are prepared to "roll
up their sleeves" and generate new business in our hands-on
working environment. Your responsibilities will encompass
a wide array of tasks, from lead generation and sales,
right through to marketing project delivery.
If you believe you've got what it takes to succeed,
please forward your resume and cover letter outlining
your background and greatest achievements to Paul Quinn,
Managing Director, e-mail
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All correspondence will be handled in strictest confidence.
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Why collect feedback from
staff and customers? ....
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If you create a customer intimacy that learns individual
customer requirements and then executes to those requirements,
improving each individual customer relationship over
time - you can create an insurmountable barrier to
competition.
Source: Treacy, M & Wiersema, The Discipline of Market
Leaders.
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