17,679 Outside Sales Executive Jobs

“OK”

Pros:  “fantastic company, lots of great incentives trips & bonuses, amazing benefits, lots of flexibility, opportunity for professional growth and promotion, amazing training”

Cons:  “sometimes unethical, lack of even opportunity for every sales person, tenure is extremely important so the first year on the job is by far the hardest year, lots of…” – Full Review

“Great culture, but...”

Pros:  “The culture of the office is fantastic, as far as the sales reps is concerned. Good benefits. Very good compensation. Senior leadership is great. Flexibility in your…”

Cons:  “A glaring downside: promotions are not necessarily based on merit. A big factor in getting promoted (in the sales department) is based on favoritism and…” – Full Review

“Professional Problem Solver.”

Pros:  “Opportunity to make great money right out of college and get great selling experience. Exposure to a variety of businesses and people.”

Cons:  “The job is a constant grind that can consume all of your time if you let it. You wear a lot of hats with this position.” – Full Review

“DHL Express, Best in Class Corporate Sales”

Pros:  “- Attractive Sales Incentives and rewards/recognition opportunities in Sales - Enviable working condition with enough fun and sales outing in place - Excellent in terms of…”

Cons:  “- Opportunity for promotion is very limited due to a very flat organizational structure - skill & competency gaps between executives, managers and senior managers…” – Full Review

“A rollercoaster ride.”

Pros:  “Good volunteer time, PTO and benefits. Great people to work with (co-workers).”

Cons:  “Some people in management do not trust their employees and try to micro-manage without having probable cause. The company thrives on mutual respect however it…” – Full Review

“A great place to work where you get out exactly what you put in.”

Pros:  “Your ability to get promoted is endless as long as you are a performer.”

Cons:  “As typical with any large company-there are a lot of processes that seem redundant.” – Full Review