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The Sales Graduate Program (SGP) is designed for recent graduates from a broad range of academic backgrounds who demonstrate strong sales potential and can make a quick impact within the organization.
Throughout the 15 month program, you will rotate through three of our sales and customer facing teams where you will develop the skills necessary to launch a successful sales career within our Global Sales and Account Management team. You will learn about our customers, the products and information that power the financial markets and gain valuable insight into the industry that shapes our world.
The SGP allows you to take advantage of all that Thomson Reuters has to offer. Whether it is through a comprehensive induction program, the wide range of training and development opportunities available, or the ongoing support of an experienced mentor, the SGP sets you up for success.
Our ideal candidate has a good mix of the following:
- Bachelors degree – open to discipline with a history of strong academic results.
- Fluency in English (Mandarin/Cantonese for Hong Kong) – additional languages are a plus.
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
- Sales or customer-centric work experience - within the financial services sector is a plus.
- A passion and drive to begin a career in sales.
- An interest in Thomson Reuters and financial markets.
- Curiosity to learn, innovation and creativity.
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