Cargill Recruitment 2022 for the post of Product Analyst. A student from various disciplines can apply for Cargill off-campus recruitment drive 2022. Interested and eligible candidates can read more details below 

Cargill Recruitment 2022:

Job Description:

Cargill is hiring candidates for the post of Sales Trainee.

Job Responsibilities:

→The Sales Trainee will participate in face to face and remote selling to new and existing customers, selling directly or indirectly through various sales channels.

→In this role, you will help assess customer needs and suggest appropriate products, services and solutions.

→Help develop and deliver sales calls , proposals, presentations and participate in conducting product demonstrations to channel partners like farmers , veterinarians , retailers and stockist.

→Help identify and contact prospective customers.

→Build customer relationships that help generate future sales and repeat business.

→Apply broad theoretical job knowledge to sell directly to customers.

→Handle complex clerical, administrative, technical or customer support issues under minimal supervision, while escalating only the most complex issues to appropriate staff.

Eligibility Criteria:

→Bachelors / Graduation

→Other minimum qualifications may apply

→0-1 Years of relevant experience in sales / commercial stream

→Graduation / Post Graduation in Science Stream

→Other duties as assigned

Preferred skill:

→Committed to quality, including security and performance

→Strong interpersonal, communication, and presentation skills

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About Cargill:

Paytm is India's leading financial services company that offers full-stack payments financial solutions to consumers, offline merchants, and online platforms. The company is on a mission to bring half a billion Indians into the mainstream economy through payments, commerce, banking, investments, and financial services