Marketing Executive

• The work centres on marketing and sales, which are the two skills the posting asks for.
• Field sales is part of it, so expect to travel for sales work.
• Market visits are also part of the job, and they take you out of the base location.
• Selling skills matter here, along with the ability to communicate well with people.
• The post does not list day-to-day tasks beyond this, so ask about the daily routine if you get to an interview.

The minimum qualification is 12th pass. Graduate freshers with good communication and selling skills can also apply, so you do not need a degree or a job behind you to be considered.

• You should be willing to travel for field sales and market visits.
• Experience in FMCG, consumer products, general trade or sales is an advantage, but not a requirement.
• The listed experience range is 0 to 3 years.
• Pay is described as attractive and based on experience and skills. No figure is given.

• Practise explaining a product in simple words. Pick something you own and try to sell it to a friend in a minute.
• If you have sold anything before, even informally or at a college event, keep that example ready with what you did.
• Learn how general trade works: how a product reaches a local shop and why shopkeepers choose one brand over another.
• Be clear about your comfort with travel and field visits, since the posting makes it part of the job.
• Work on speaking clearly and confidently. Communication is the skill that comes up repeatedly.