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On-site in 12 New Yard·Added today (last checked 27 Oct)
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Our summary
- Salary
- £26,440 a year
About £1,880 a month after tax.
- Work mode
- On-site, 12 New Yard


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Pay & benefits
What you'll get
You'll receive a competitive basic salary of £26,440 with uncapped commission and an OTE of £50,000.
The role
We are excited to announce the opening of our brand new Workington showroom later this year, and we're looking for Mobile Designers to join our team!
Our cutting-edge showrooms serve as an endless source of inspiration for our customers. With our Mobile Showrooms, we have a unique chance to meet customers in the comfort of their own homes, delivering an authentic Wren design experience.
What you'll do
- Inspire customers by showcasing the boundless possibilities of Wren's kitchen and bedroom designs.
- Guide customers throughout the entire process, from initial inquiry to their first design, and witness the transformation of their dream kitchen into reality
- Conduct thorough surveys of customers' homes, accurately measuring and capturing reference photos. You'll explain this process to the customer during your visit.
- Effectively manage your schedule, allocating sufficient time to each customer to create their dream design.
- Maintain consistent communication with your customer base to foster strong relationships and ensure their expectations are met.
You must comply with all Health & Safety policies, procedures, and responsibilities outlined within the Integrated Management System.
What Wren Offer
- World class training on our products, systems and sales process. Please note: This includes one week residential training at our Academy in Barton-upon-Humber.
- Uncapped earning potential
- Commission paid during annual leave
- Eye care vouchers
- EE Discount
- Refer a friend scheme
- Fantastic business-wide opportunities
- Staff discount after your first year with us
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