Careers at Nexvia
Learn the Work.
Build the Skill.
Earn Your Confidence.
What You Can Expect
Sales representatives meet business owners and employees through a mix of appointments, territory visits and events. They learn approved telecommunications offers, ask questions about business needs, explain relevant options and follow the correct process for technical or account-specific questions.

Clear Role Expectations
Candidates should understand the real job title, primary duty, location, schedule, sales channels and compensation structure before accepting an offer.

Structured Product Learning
Entry-level candidates do not need to arrive as telecommunications experts. Training should cover the approved services, common business questions, qualification points and escalation process.

Coaching and Feedback
Representatives improve through observation, practice, direct feedback and review of their work. Motivation does not replace instruction.

Progress With Standards
Advancement should follow documented capabilities, performance and available roles. Do not promise a title or timeline that leadership has not approved.
What the Work Looks Like
This is in-person B2B sales. Representatives may attend scheduled appointments, visit businesses in an assigned territory and take part in approved events. The exact mix can vary by client program and should be explained in each job posting.
The job involves product study, preparation, business conversations, accurate follow-up and regular coaching. Some conversations lead to a next step and others do not. Learning to handle both professionally is part of the work.
Nexvia representatives explain approved information. They should not diagnose technical problems, guarantee service, change contract terms or guess when a question belongs with the telecommunications provider.

Before You Apply
The job page should answer the questions that could change your decision.
Every active opening must state the legal employer, employment classification, pay structure, schedule, Orlando office or territory requirements, travel, training, expenses, sales channel and interview steps.
Nexvia welcomes candidates who are curious, coachable and willing to practice. Telecommunications experience may be helpful, but it should not be listed as required unless the actual role requires it.