FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of a Sales Development Representative at ADP?
The primary responsibility of a Sales Development Representative (SDR) at ADP is to create a positive first impression for potential prospects, act as a trusted advisor, uncover pain points, and help guide prospective buyers towards overcoming them through insightful conversations and support.
What qualifications are preferred for this role?
The ideal candidate is either an experienced Telemarketer/SDR or someone looking to start their career in sales. They should be organized, driven, possess a passion for technology and customer experience, and be eager to learn and develop in the role.
How important is teamwork in the Sales Development Representative role?
Teamwork is crucial for the SDR role, as the representative must collaborate with fellow team members, field sales, and other stakeholders to execute campaigns and follow up effectively on leads.
What tools will I be expected to use in this role?
The Sales Development Representative will regularly use Salesforce.com to update and maintain records reflecting all activity related to prospective clients and sales opportunities.
Is there any opportunity for career advancement in this position?
Yes, the SDR position is designed for individuals who are enthusiastic and ambitious, with a clear desire to progress within a large organization. There are opportunities for learning, shadowing senior salespeople, and attending ADP Learning Events to develop skills.
What type of environment can I expect while working at ADP?
ADP fosters a culture that embraces core values, encourages innovation, and values belonging. The environment is supportive and designed to engage unique talents and perspectives.
What kind of recognition has ADP received as a company?
ADP has been recognized as a "Leader" in payroll business process outsourcing services by Gartner and NelsonHall, included in the Black Enterprise 50 Best Companies for Diversity, and ranked in various categories by FORTUNE® magazine and Comparably.
Are there training opportunities available for the Sales Development Representative?
Yes, there are training sessions and “team days” that SDRs can participate in to enhance their skills and knowledge, as well as regular one-on-ones with the SDR Team Leader for performance feedback.
How does ADP view diversity and inclusion in the workplace?
ADP is committed to fostering a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplace, providing equal employment opportunities regardless of protected characteristics, and valuing diverse perspectives within the organization.
What are some key competencies required for the Sales Development Representative role?
Key competencies include being target-driven, entrepreneurial, flexible, self-motivated, articulate with good business acumen, and having effective communication skills, particularly in discussions with high-level executives.