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What levels of progression are available for someone starting at sales executive level?

Hayley L. asked a question to Alexandra J.

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  • Author: Hayley L.
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  • Anonymous

    Hi Hayley, thank you for your question!
    Here at CCEP we have lots of opportunities across all our functions. It is completely dependant on where you would like to go with your career. If you were looking to remain within our Sales team, we have a range of roles as account executives, national accounts and management. You could also look at moving across channels; Grocery, Independents, Wholesale, New Business, Workplace/Leisure etc.. there are so many opportunities!

  • AJ
    Alexandra J. Regional Accounts Business Development Ae

    Hey Haley! There are loads of levels for progression for someone starting at a sales executive rep level. What’s great about CCEP, is that not only will they provide all the tools you may need to progress, they also allow you to have days in trade with different areas that may be of interest to you so you know if you’re making the right career choice before you apply! The world is your oyster with tin CCEP!

  • HL
    Hayley L. Candidate

    Thank you for your replies, the opportunities sound really exciting!

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