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  • Sales Representative - £15.80/hour base + uncapped commission
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    Sales Representative - £15.80/hour base + uncapped commission
    2 days ago
    £15.8–£17 hourly
    Full-time

    We're looking for a sales shark. This is a cold-approach floor sales role at our Westfield Stratford City kiosk — onboarding the public to World, the privacy-preserving proof-of-personhood network. £15.80/hour base. Weekly commission, uncapped. Realistic full-time take-home in the ~£45,000 OTE range once you're up to speed on a typical-volume kiosk; more if you push the team into the stretch bands. If you've done direct sales, D2D, energy/broadband, charity street fundraising, B2C field sales, or kiosk/promo conversion work, this is built for you. We hire on conversion instinct, not CV polish. What you'll earn • Base: £15.80/hour, paid monthly via PAYE on the last working day of the month. No zero-hours. Real contract, real rights, real PAYE., • Commission: weekly, uncapped, paid mid-month. The kiosk team builds a shared weekly pool from cumulative signup bands (the more the team converts, the more every signup pays — momentum compounds). Your slice of the pool is proportional to your own signups — outwork the floor, take a bigger share. Team Leaders can also call flash challenges that stack on top., • Multiplier: starts at 85% as a T2, unlocks to 100% with tenure (+1%/month) and tier promotions (+5%/tier). Late, on-phone, or no-show cuts the multiplier — the system rewards the people actually putting up numbers., • Realistic OTE at full-time (40h/wk): ~£45,000 — base earnings plus the variable pool described above, once you're up to speed and the multiplier has unlocked., • Stretch: the variable scheme is uncapped. If your kiosk pushes signups into the higher cumulative bands, the per-signup pool rate roughly doubles and the share grows with it. Kiosks running at stretch volumes pay materially more than the realistic OTE figure above. We won't quote a top-earner number for a kiosk that hasn't opened yet, but the design rewards push., • Holiday: 28 days incl. UK bank holidays, pro-rated. Holiday is taken as paid time off — not rolled into your hourly rate., • Pension: workplace pension, auto-enrolment., • Paid training before your first shift. Progression Honest ladder. We promote on competency, not time-served. • T1 — Brand Promoter (£14.80/h), • T2 — Brand Ambassador (this role on the inside) (£15.80/h + uncapped commission), • T3 — Team Leader — salaried (£35,360 + uncapped commission). Run a kiosk, run a team., • T4 — Cluster Manager — salaried. Run multiple kiosks. If you can hold the floor, hit the numbers, and make the people next to you better, Team Leader is months away, not years. T3 jumps you to a salaried base of £35,360 with the same uncapped variable on top. We're staffing the first cohort of London kiosks now — early hires are the natural feeders for the first round of TL promotions. What you'll do You're at the kiosk for your shift. The job is high-volume cold-approach conversion: • Open conversations with people walking past. No leaflets, no chasing — confident, clear, friendly opens. The kiosk gives you the foot traffic; you do the hook., • Run the demo. A 30-second pitch on World, then walk the interested ones through the verification on the spot — about two minutes per person. Get them onboarded, log it, get on with the next one., • Own your numbers. You'll know your daily signup count, your conversion rate, and your share of the team pool, in real time., • Open / close the kiosk per checklist. Equipment hand-back at end of shift., • Run solo shifts in low-traffic windows when no Team Leader is rostered (subject to centre rules — never alone where the venue requires a pair)., • Coach the newer Brand Promoter on the floor with you — show, don't lecture., • Resolve first-line incidents. Escalate cleanly to Team Leader → Site Manager → Founder. It's high-volume, repetitive, conversion-driven. If you've worked a sales floor or a fundraising patch, you'll feel at home immediately. What we need from you • A track record of converting cold approaches. Direct sales, D2D, energy/broadband, charity street fundraising, B2C field sales, kiosk/promo conversion — anything where the metric was "did the stranger say yes"?, • Numbers focus. You know what your conversion rate was last month and you can talk about it., • Grit. Same energy on the 273rd approach as the 1st. Slow Tuesday afternoons don't break you., • Coachable AND a coach. You take feedback well, AND you can show a starting Brand Promoter how to do it without making them feel small., • Clear English. Other languages — Portuguese, Spanish, Arabic, Mandarin, anything shopping-centre-relevant — are a real plus., • Comfortable with a phone and a tablet. If you've sent a WhatsApp and used a banking app, you're fine., • Right to work in the UK. We can't sponsor at this stage., • Reliable. You show up, on time, ready. The full-time hours and the uncapped upside both depend on it. No degree required. Min 1 year experience requirement — we want proof you can convert, in whatever form that comes. A few things to be straight about • It isn't sales of a product. People come up, get verified for free, and leave with access to a network — there's nothing to buy. You're not closing a contract or taking a payment. Your "sale" is the verification itself. We use Sales Representative on this post because the conversion mechanics are the same as field sales (cold approach → demo → close → log → next), and that's the talent pool we're hiring from. The internal title on your contract is Brand Ambassador., • It isn't crypto. World is a digital identity protocol — not a coin, not an investment. We don't sell crypto, don't promote investment, and don't take money from anyone we verify., • No misleading sells, no pushy chase. Friendly, direct, professional. A "no" is a "no". The centre's rules are non-negotiable., • Privacy-preserving by design. Joining World doesn't mean handing over personal data. Neither World nor Syncera UK collects, stores, or sells personal data — it sits with the user on their phone. About Syncera Syncera is an Operator Partner inside the World network. We started in Portugal (500k verified), expanded to Brazil (200k verified, 14 live locations stood up in under three months), and we're now opening kiosks in London. Our job is on-the-ground conversion: kiosks in high-traffic shopping centres, real human onboarding at scale. Hours, terms, location • Hours: full-time, 40h/wk — the role is built for sales people who want maximum earnings exposure. We can negotiate a part-time floor (minimum 12h/wk) for the right candidate, but the default is full-time. Standard shopping-centre trading hours, including weekends., • Location: Westfield Stratford City, E20 1EJ. Occasional cover at other London kiosks as we grow., • Contract: PAYE part-time hourly with an agreed minimum number of hours every week. Not zero-hours. Real PAYE rights and benefits., • Internal grade: T2 Brand Ambassador. The "Sales Representative" title on this post is the recruitment-funnel name — the contract you sign on day one names the role as Brand Ambassador., • Uniform & kit: provided., • Background check: standard pre-employment checks before you start. How to apply — record a 30-second video We don't shortlist on CVs alone for this role. Hit Apply on this listing — you'll record your 30-second video pitch directly in our applicant flow. Pitch us the World project, the way you'd pitch a stranger walking past the kiosk. Everything we expect you to know is in this post. What we're looking for: • Your opener — first 5 seconds matter most., • Your conversion instinct — energy, warmth, the read on a cold audience., • How you carry yourself when the camera is the prospect. What we're not looking for: • Technical depth on World, identity protocols, or cryptography. We'll teach you all of that., • A polished, edited mini-film. Phone camera, one take, good light, real you., • A complete grasp of the project. We're hiring on conversion instinct, not expertise. The whole apply takes about 5 minutes: a CV upload — for sales hires we want a quick read on your conversion track record (numbers, not adjectives — "averaged 8 sales/day on energy doorstep" beats "exceptional sales performer") — a short right-to-work confirm, and the 30-second video. If you can convert cold strangers and want a real ladder with uncapped weekly commission — record the video. Thirty seconds of you tells us more than three pages of your CV. Ready?

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  • SALES & ENQUIRY COORDINATOR (CATERING & EVENTS)
    SALES & ENQUIRY COORDINATOR (CATERING & EVENTS)
    10 days ago
    £10.83–£12 hourly
    Part-time
    London

    Company: K M Entertainment Limited Location: London SE13 (Remote / Hybrid / Office-based) Job Type: Full-time / Part-time / Freelance About Us We are a growing catering and events business specialising in high-quality private, corporate, and celebration catering. We are looking for an experienced sales and customer service professional who can respond quickly to new enquiries, build trust with clients, and convert leads into booked consultations and confirmed events. The Role You will be the first point of contact for incoming customer enquiries from platforms such as: • Bark, • Website enquiries, • Social media (Instagram/Facebook), • WhatsApp, • Email Key Responsibilities • Respond to sales enquiries quickly and professionally, • Ask the right questions to qualify catering and event leads, • Gather event details including guest numbers, venue, budget, and menu requirements, • Follow up warm leads and nurture potential clients, • Schedule consultation calls or tasting appointments, • Maintain lead records and customer notes, • Support quotation preparation and proposal follow-ups, • Help improve conversion rates from enquiry to booking Requirements Previous experience in sales, customer service, or lead conversion Experience in hospitality, catering, events, or luxury services preferred Strong written and spoken English Confident on WhatsApp, email, phone, and social media messaging Ability to build rapport and handle objections professionally Organised, proactive, and target-driven Comfortable using CRM systems, spreadsheets, or lead tracking tools Ideal Candidate You are someone who: Knows how to turn enquiries into paying customers Understands urgency and customer expectations Can represent a premium brand professionally Enjoys working in a fast-paced environment Desired but not required If You Have; Experience with event sales Experience with platforms like Bark Experience with CRM tools such as HubSpot or Zoho CRM To Apply: Please send your CV, a short introduction, and examples of your sales or customer service experience.

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  • Operations Manager
    Operations Manager
    22 days ago
    £30000–£45000 yearly
    Full-time
    Nine Elms, London

    Operations Manager — Produce Network We supply fresh produce to some of London's best restaurants. While most of the city sleeps, our team is at wholesale markets hand-picking produce that lands in restaurant kitchens before breakfast service. It's fast, physical, and relentless — and right now we're a team of 3 doing the work of 10. We need the fourth. This role in one paragraph You'll run the operational engine of a growing wholesale business. Client calls, order coordination, daily reconciliation, bookkeeping, problem-solving, phone ringing — all of it is yours. You're the first person clients speak to and the last person to check that yesterday's numbers add up. If something goes wrong overnight — a wrong delivery, a short order, a supplier issue — you're the one who finds out, fixes it, and makes sure the client knows before they have to chase us. You own the daytime operation the way our Night Operations Manager owns the night. Between the two of you, the business runs 24 hours. What you'll actually do every day You're the client's main contact. Orders come in via WhatsApp, phone, and email. You process them, confirm them, flag anything unusual. When a chef calls at 8:15 AM asking where their herbs are, you already know the answer because you've read the night report and checked the dispatch log. You don't wait for problems to come to you — you call the client before they call you. That's the difference between an assistant and an operator. You coordinate the fix when things go wrong. Produce wholesale is not a clean business. Items get substituted, deliveries run late, a crate arrives damaged. When it happens, you own the resolution: investigate, coordinate with the night team or drivers, arrange the fix (re-delivery, credit note, replacement), close the loop with the client, and log the whole thing. If the same problem shows up three times, you're the person who flags it as a process issue — not just an incident. You reconcile everything, every day. What was ordered vs what was received from suppliers vs what was dispatched vs what was invoiced. Purchase orders matched against supplier invoices. Sales orders matched against customer invoices. Inventory tracked. Shortages flagged before they become emergencies. You produce a daily summary the founder reviews in 5 minutes — clean, accurate, no surprises. If you're the kind of person who finds satisfaction in numbers that balance, this will be your favourite part of the job. You run the books. Day-to-day bookkeeping in QuickBooks or Xero: bank feeds, invoices, bills, categorisation. Debtor chasing — politely on the due date, firmly at 3 days overdue, escalated to the founder at 30 days. Weekly financial summary. Monthly close support. You maintain the product cost data that powers margin tracking — weekly updates, no exceptions. The founder makes pricing and growth decisions based on numbers you produce. They have to be right. You own the phone. The main business line rings and you answer it. Existing clients with questions, prospective clients with enquiries, suppliers with updates. You're professional, you're warm, you handle what you can and route what you can't. For new enquiries, you capture the details, qualify the lead, and hand it to the founder. You support outbound sales — managing the email pipeline, scheduling meetings, preparing documents. When a new account closes, you run the onboarding playbook. Who we're looking for — honestly We're not looking for a CV. We're looking for a specific type of person. You're the person who walks into a room and notices what's broken before anyone tells you. You fix things that aren't your job because leaving them broken bothers you. You write things down because you know you'll forget otherwise. You don't need to be chased — you chase other people. When something goes wrong, your instinct is to understand why, not to find someone to blame. You're comfortable saying "I don't know, but I'll find out" and then actually finding out. You're comfortable making a decision with 80% of the information because waiting for 100% means the client is already unhappy. You're comfortable being wrong sometimes, because you know that the person who never makes a mistake is the person who never does anything. You probably have some experience in operations, admin, or office management — ideally at a small business where you wore multiple hats. Maybe you've worked in food, hospitality, or wholesale. Maybe you haven't, but you've run the back end of something and you know what it feels like when everything depends on you not dropping the ball. Essential: Strong written and spoken English · comfortable with numbers, spreadsheets, and accounting tools · self-directed (you manage yourself, we don't manage you) · able to hold 5 priorities at once without losing any · honest about mistakes · quick to learn new software (Airtable, QuickBooks/Xero, Lemlist) · right to work in the UK. Preferred: Bookkeeping experience or QuickBooks/Xero familiarity · food, hospitality, or wholesale background · complaint handling or fast-paced customer service experience · inventory or stock management exposure. Nice to have: AAT qualification · Airtable or CRM experience · knowledge of the London restaurant scene. Why this job is worth your time Most operations roles are dead ends. This one isn't. Here's why. We're a team of 3, growing fast. The person who takes this role will — within months, not years — understand every part of how a wholesale business works: client management, supply chain, financial control, inventory, sales. That's not because we'll send you on a training course. It's because you'll be doing all of it, every day, from week one. The explicit deal: start at £33k. Hit your 3-month performance review targets and move to £38k. Hit your 12-month targets and move to £45k. These aren't vague promises — they're structured milestones tied to specific outcomes we'll agree together in your first week. The long-term path is Chief Operating Officer. That's not a title we're dangling to attract applicants — it's a gap that actually exists in the business and needs to be filled by someone who's earned it from the inside. The founder wants to focus on growth and strategy. The person who proves they can run the day-to-day operation — and then improve it — becomes the person who runs it permanently. The full picture • Hours: 8 AM – 6 PM, Monday to Friday, • Location: London (on-site, not remote — the work requires being where the operation is), • Salary: £33,000 → £38,000 at 3 months → £45,000 at 12 months, all performance-linked, • Title progression: Operations Manager → Head of Operations → COO, • Team: you'll be the 4th person in a tight, high-trust team, • Culture: direct, honest, fast. We tell each other when things are wrong and we fix them together. No politics, no layers, no waiting for permission

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