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Field Sales Manager (West London)

Aaron Wallis Sales Recruitment·Harrow, Greater London·Posted 1 week ago
💰 £37k/year👑 Executive
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Job description

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Field Sales Executive - West London

£37,000 + £5,000 Car Allowance + Uncapped Commission (OTE £60K)

Want a field sales role where you're trusted to run your own territory and paid properly for it?

This is a high-activity, high-reward role focused on winning SME business.

We're hiring a Field Sales Executive to cover a West London area (postcodes to be confirmed), working with local SMEs and building a strong customer base through face-to-face sales.

What You'll Be Doing

  • Prospecting and winning new SME customers (door-to-door, referrals, self-generated leads)
  • Managing your own territory, pipeline and diary
  • Meeting business owners face-to-face and closing deals
  • Building long-term relationships to retain and grow accounts
  • Keeping CRM updated with activity and opportunities

What We're Looking For

  • Experience in B2B or field sales (minimum 2 years)
  • Comfortable with cold calling and self-generating opportunities
  • Target-driven with a strong "hunter" mindset
  • Confident, personable and commercially aware
  • Full UK driving licence

What's on Offer

  • £37,000 basic salary
  • £5,000 car allowance
  • Uncapped commission (realistic OTE £60K)
  • Full training and onboarding
  • Clear progression opportunities

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This vacancy is being advertised by Aaron Wallis Recruitment and Training Limited operating as an Employment Agency, registered in England No. 6356563. View our and

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Key skills

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Must-have skills
B2B or field sales (minimum 2 years)Cold callingSelf-generated lead prospectingTerritory managementCRM usageFull UK driving licence
Nice-to-have
SME sector knowledgeDoor-to-door sales experienceAccount growth and retention
Soft skills
Hunter mindsetCommercial awarenessConfidenceAutonomyResilienceRelationship buildingTarget-driven
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Application advice

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⭐ Open your CV with a Personal Statement that explicitly references B2B field sales and SME acquisition, as the advert lists these as the core focus of the role.

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📊 Quantify your sales achievements: e.g. 'Won 45 new SME accounts in 12 months, generating £180,000 in new revenue against a £150,000 target'.

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🎯 Dedicate a bullet point to territory management — mention the geographic area covered and the number of prospects or accounts in your patch to mirror the West London territory brief.

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🚗 Confirm your full UK driving licence prominently in your CV header or skills section, as it is listed as an explicit requirement.

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🤝 Highlight CRM usage by name (e.g. Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho) and describe how you kept pipeline data accurate, since CRM activity tracking is called out directly in the job description.

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  • Prospected and closed 52 new SME accounts across a West Midlands territory in 12 months, generating £195,000 in new annual revenue and finishing 130% of target.
  • Managed a self-built pipeline of 70+ B2B prospects using Salesforce CRM, reducing average sales cycle from 18 days to 11 days through structured daily follow-up cadences.
  • Grew an existing SME account portfolio by 28% in one year through quarterly face-to-face reviews and upselling additional service lines, adding £42,000 to recurring annual revenue.

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Dear Hiring Manager,

Aaron Wallis's Field Sales Executive vacancy in West London is the kind of role I have been actively targeting — one built on territory ownership, self-generated SME leads, and uncapped earning potential. My background in B2B field sales and cold-call prospecting maps directly onto what you need from day one.

My background in field sales includes managing a defined geographic territory, running a pipeline of over 60 active SME prospects at any one time, and consistently closing new business through face-to-face meetings and door-to-door canvassing. In my most recent role I exceeded my new-business target by 22% in the first full year, logging all activity in the CRM daily to keep forecasting accurate for the wider team.

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Interview questions

10 questions generated from this advert.

Technical

  • Which CRM platforms have you used to manage your pipeline, and how did you structure your daily activity logging?
  • Walk me through your process for self-generating leads in a new territory from scratch.
  • How do you prioritise which SMEs to target when managing a large geographic patch?
  • Describe the tools or methods you use to track your conversion rate from cold prospect to closed deal.
  • How do you manage your diary to balance prospecting, follow-ups, and face-to-face meetings across a wide territory?

Behavioural

  • Tell me about a time you consistently missed your sales target — what did you do to turn it around?
  • Describe a situation where you had to build a customer base from zero in a new area. What was your approach?
  • Give me an example of a deal you won through persistence after an initial rejection.
  • Tell me about a time you identified a growth opportunity within an existing account and acted on it.
  • Describe a situation where you had to manage a heavy workload across multiple prospects simultaneously — how did you stay organised?
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STAR answer examples

Model answers using the Situation-Task-Action-Result framework. Adapt to your own experience.

1Question

Describe a situation where you had to build a customer base from zero in a new area. What was your approach?

Situation: I was assigned a brand-new territory covering 3 postcodes in South Birmingham with no inherited accounts. Task: I needed to generate £120,000 in new business within the first 6 months. Action: I spent the first 3 weeks mapping every industrial estate and high street in the patch, door-knocking 25 businesses per day and logging every contact in Salesforce. I prioritised SMEs with 10–50 employees as the fastest route to a decision-maker. Result: By month 6 I had signed 38 new accounts worth £134,000 in annual recurring revenue, finishing 112% of my ramp target and earning the top new-starter award for that quarter.
2Question

Give me an example of a deal you won through persistence after an initial rejection.

Situation: A family-run logistics firm in Coventry declined my initial pitch, saying they were locked into a 12-month contract with a competitor. Task: I wanted to keep the door open without being intrusive. Action: I sent a brief follow-up email every 6 weeks with a relevant industry insight — no hard sell — and called once at the 4-month mark to check in. When their contract came up for renewal, they called me first. Result: I closed a 2-year agreement worth £18,500 per year, which became one of my top 5 accounts. The business owner later referred me to two other firms in the same trading estate.

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