müügiline

Müügiline is a term originating from the Estonian language. It translates directly to "salesperson" or "sales representative" in English. The word is composed of two parts: "müük" meaning "sale" and "iline" which is a suffix indicating a person who performs a certain action or role. Therefore, müügiline refers to an individual whose primary occupation or responsibility involves selling goods or services.

In Estonia, a müügiline can be found in a wide variety of settings, from retail stores where they interact directly with customers to business-to-business environments where they cultivate relationships with other companies. Their tasks often include understanding customer needs, presenting product features and benefits, negotiating prices, and closing deals. The specific duties and required skills for a müügiline can vary greatly depending on the industry and the complexity of the products or services being sold. Some roles might require extensive product knowledge and technical expertise, while others focus more on interpersonal skills and customer service. The term encompasses both entry-level positions and more experienced sales professionals.