Rotel is looking for someone who is willing to travel around America and demo/talk up both Rotel and B&W models to dealers. Qualifications would include an expansive knowledge of the audio/video business, be comfortable in group situations, personable, be willing to be on the road A LOT, mature, poses a valid drivers license, feel comfortable flying, a willingness to work hard and relocate to the Boston area. Interested candidates would need a valid US work permit so unfortunately those without need not apply. Please send your resume/cover letter tomarketing@equityaudio.com
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Hmmmm. Interesting. I will at least polish up my resume.
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Not sure about the compensation levels. Drop by and ask!Comment
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Originally posted by Andrew Pratt
What??? 8O ...and leave the great sound of my Rotel set-up behind?
Not a chance.
But really... what could be easier than talking to people about how great B&W and Rotel products are. Someone has a fun job ahead! :T
Cracking!Comment
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If it wasn't for the travel, it would be the perfect job. But I spent many years as a "road warrior.'' Too much time away from home and family. Now, I stay home alot, entertained by my Rotel/B&W home theater.Comment
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OK, I'll take the job!!
But I live in Australia, will that be a problem :WComment
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I'd take the job, but I'll be playing first base for the Sox next year. Darn....
;-)Comment
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Originally posted by farbsOK, I'll take the job!!
But I live in Australia, will that be a problem :W
I don't see why not, I work with a guy in Sydney that commutes from Vancouver every 17-21 days.Comment
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Before I take it I need to know
What's the employee discount???????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :T :rofl:Comment
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