
🏢 Global Rainbowbird Partners (recruiter) — client in water production · 📍 Lagos
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This is a field sales role selling sachet and bottled water for a production company in Surulere, Lagos, recruited through Global Rainbowbird Partners. Water is one of Nigeria's fastest-moving consumer goods, and this job is about getting the company's products into shops, kiosks, bukas and supermarkets — and keeping them moving.
In a typical day you will promote and sell the company's sachet and bottled water products, visit prospective customers and outlets to generate orders, identify and develop new customers and distribution channels, maintain strong relationships with existing customers, monitor market trends and competitor activities, ensure timely collection and documentation of customer orders and payments, and report your sales to management. It is a target-driven field role — you are on your feet most of the day, moving between outlets across your territory.
The employer asks for a minimum of SSCE with one to four years of experience, and prior sales experience in a reputable sachet and bottled water company is an added advantage. You must be hardworking, energetic, honest, target-driven, able to work independently, and available to resume immediately. The closing date is 30 September 2026.
Who this job is for: field sales staff, route salesmen and water/food distribution salespeople — including SSCE holders with sales experience. This is an accessible role that does not require a degree. Before applying, be ready to demonstrate your sales results and your knowledge of Lagos distribution routes, and confirm you can resume immediately if selected.
How to apply: Send your CV to grpmesg@gmail.com using the Job Title as the subject of the email.
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