Partner Sales

The role of a Partner Sales Representative involves interacting with partners to promote and sell organization offerings in order to achieve assigned quotas. Your responsibilities include providing information about products, services, promotions, and configurations to partners, as well as achieving quotas by effectively promoting and selling organization products, services, and software. Additionally, you will assist in developing joint business plans with partners, analyze sales opportunities, and gather feedback for improvement. You will be required to maintain professional relationships with partner organizations, provide insights to partner account managers or end-user sales teams, and participate in training sessions to acquire a comprehensive understanding of the organization's offerings. Furthermore, you will be responsible for performing market analysis to understand industry trends, competitive landscape, and customer needs to support the development of sales strategies. To excel in this role, a Four-year Degree in Sales, Marketing, Business Administration, or a related discipline is recommended. Candidates with 0-2 years of work experience, preferably in enterprise selling, channel & alliance, or a related field, are preferred. Some of the key knowledge and skills required for this role include Account Management, Business Development, Channel Sales, Marketing, Product Knowledge, Sales Management, Salesforce, and Value Propositions. Additionally, effective communication, results orientation, learning agility, digital fluency, and customer centricity are essential cross-organizational skills. In this position, you will impact your own work and act as a team member by providing information, analysis, and recommendations in support of team efforts. The complexity of the role involves applying basic theories and concepts to work tasks. Please note that this job description provides a general overview of the responsibilities and expectations associated with the position of a Partner Sales Representative. It is not exhaustive and may be subject to change based on the needs of the organization. Additional functions may be assigned as required by management.,