Multinational Company Offers 140 Job Vacancies Starting in February for Candidates Without Experience With Complete High School Education

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 27/01/2022 at 10:59

Updated on 27/01/2022 at 12:17

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VERISURE, Multinational Leader in Monitored Alarm Solutions in Europe, Offers 140 Job Openings for the Commercial Area in Brazil

Verisure, a European leader in monitored alarm solutions, opens 140 new job openings for the commercial area in February. Candidates without experience who have completed high school can apply for the opportunities. See below how to register your resume.

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After completing a decade in Brazil, the company has 150,000 clients and nearly 2,000 employees spread across nine states and the Federal District. The company aims to reach a target of 300,000 clients and 3,000 employees by 2025.

Verisure has a career plan based on meritocracy designed to promote internal appreciation so that employees grow internally into management positions and become the next leaders of the company, the same model used in the other 16 countries where the company operates.

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See Below How to Apply for Job Openings in the Commercial Area Offered by the Multinational Verisure

The requirements are:

Basic Profile: Completed High School, Active Driver’s License, Own Vehicle, Active Posture
Competencies: Dynamism and Proactivity, Communication and Influence, Resilience, Negotiation Skills, Result Focus, Teamwork

The company does not require experience in sales, as long as the candidate has an interest in external sales activities.

Application: Interested candidates can apply directly on the company’s website, AT THIS LINK or send an email to cvcomercial@verisure.com.br.

Verisure is a leader in monitored alarm solutions in Europe. The company has 4 million clients and 30,000 employees in 16 countries across Europe and Latin America.

In 2011, Verisure arrived in Brazil, starting its operations with the same quality standards as the multinational group to which it belongs, in service delivery and investment in technological innovation.

Since then, it has expanded its activities to several states in Brazil. Today, the company operates in 9 states and the Federal District, which have 24/7 monitoring and nearly 2,000 employees dedicated to protecting clients.

Multinational Company Offers 140 Job Vacancies Starting in February for Candidates Without Experience With Complete High School Education

VERISURE, Multinational Leader in Monitored Alarm Solutions in Europe, Offers 140 Job Openings for the Commercial Area in Brazil

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See Below How to Apply for Job Openings in the Commercial Area Offered by the Multinational Verisure

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