Agente di commercio / Procacciatore (P. IVA) – Settore pagamenti Le informazioni principali • Territorio: Puglia-Basilicata, principali città e province • Attività: vendita diretta sul territorio a negozi, ristoranti, pr…
Emplois Ventes en Italie
64 postes ouverts en ce moment — directement depuis les pages carrière des entreprises et les API officielles, vérifiés chaque jour. 1 sont accessibles aux juniors, 56 ont une annonce en anglais et 0 sont compatibles télétravail.
64postes ouverts
1junior / jeune diplômé
56anglophones
0emplois compatibles télétravail
Annonces à lire gratuitement
Une petite sélection est ouverte à tous. Les 61 autres se débloquent avec un pass.
Agente di commercio / Procacciatore (P. IVA) – Settore pagamenti Le informazioni principali • Territorio: Lombardia principali città e province • Attività: vendita diretta sul territorio a negozi, ristoranti, professioni…
Sales Development Representative EU GTM | Milan, Italy About the team 🙌 SumUp is one of the fastest-growing fintechs in Europe — and our SDR team in Milan is a big part of that story. You'll be the first voice small bus…
Plus d'annonces en Italie
Titres, entreprises et liens de candidature — mis à jour chaque jour, annonces expirées supprimées.
Par ville
Par secteur
Par pays
Entreprises qui recrutent ici
SumUp 48Doctolib 5H&M Group 4UiPath 1GoStudent 1Datadog 1Celonis 1Trustpilot 1
Guides pour ta recherche
Entry-level jobs in Germany without speaking German: what actually worksGermany has Europe's biggest job market — and thousands of English-friendly entry-level roles. Where they hide, which cities to target, and how to apply.Your first job interview: a survival guide for people with no experienceWhat interviewers actually want from a junior candidate, the three questions that always come, and how to answer when you have no work history to point to.Hotel and restaurant jobs in Europe: the fastest route to a first jobHospitality hires beginners at scale, all year, in every country. Which roles need zero experience, what they pay, and how to use a season abroad as a springboard.