Retail Credit Card Sales Representative - Atlanta, GA

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Join kite: Where Sales Reach New Heights!

At kite, we believe a sales agency should aim higher. The best sales results come from genuine conversations that begin with understanding and appreciating people. After all, everyone likes to be treated fairly, openly, and honestly. That's our philosophy for success in sales.

Our Mission:

We exist to create new customers for our clients by fostering authentic relationships.

Why Us?

For over 30 years, we’ve been crafting our secret to success: it’s all about people. Walk into our kite offices, and you’ll feel the passion we have for our clients, the people we meet daily, and our incredible team. Surround yourself with great people, and there are no limits to how high you can soar in sales.

🚀 Sales Pros Wanted – No More Knocking Doors, Still Make $100K+

Are you killing it in outside sales? Solar, alarms, cable, roofing, pest control, home services — you name it. You already know the grind: rejection, commission, and chasing the next lead. Now imagine the same hustle but with steady foot traffic and a Fortune 500 brand behind you.

🔥 Why This Beats Door-to-Door:

  • $18/hr + UNCAPPED commissions (six-figure potential).
  • No more knocking or driving around — customers are already walking by.
  • Flexible schedule – you pick your hustle.
  • Benefits + training + bonuses.
  • Referral program: $800 per friend you bring in.

💎 You’ll dominate this role if:

  • You’ve done outside sales and want more stability.
  • You love competition and being top of the leaderboard.
  • You’re tired of the grind of door-to-door but still want the big checks.
  • You’re hungry to move up into leadership, not just hit quota.

✅ Requirements:
18+, reliable transportation, and a self-starter mindset.

📲 Stop knocking. Start closing. Apply today and turn your outside sales skills into a six-figure retail career

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Who We Are:

kite and its parent company is headquartered in Toronto, with a presence across Canada, the United States, and the Middle East. Our commitment to excellence in sales starts with our people, and we prioritize a culture focused on personal development and growth opportunities.

Since 1988, kite and its parent company have partnered with leading financial institutions and consumer goods firms globally. Join us, and let’s see how high you can fly in your sales career!

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