The Outbound Sales Development Representative will focus on generating qualified meetings with decision-makers in B2B manufacturing companies through effective sales strategies and communication.
About Us:
We are Gushwork.ai — one of the fastest-growing AI marketing startups backed by global investors like Lightspeed, B Capital, and SIG. We help U.S based B2B manufacturing companies grow through AI-powered websites and SEO.
We are building a high-performance outbound sales team that books qualified meetings with decision-makers across the U.S.
What We Value
- Quota-driven mindset
- Objection handling skills
- High resilience and coachability
- Clear American-accent neutral communication
- Deep understanding of B2B buyer psychology
Compensation
- Highest in industry pay
- Uncapped bonuses
- Sales commission incentives
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