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Business Development Representative Salary in Montréal, Québec

Average Salary: CAD $48K

$44K

20% Low Band Avg

CAD $48K

Average

$55K

80% High Band Avg

Bonus: 8,614
Commission: 7,841

Salaries based on experience level

CAD $42K - 53K

$45K/yr

Entry Level Experience

CAD $41K - 77K

$59K/yr

Mid Level Experience

CAD $54K - 100K

$77K/yr

Senior Level Experience

The Average Entry Level salary of Business Development Representative in Montréal, Québec is CAD $45K/yr, this salary increases 29% to $59K/yr when reach Mid Level Career.

From Mid to Senior Level the average salary increases 30% from $59K/yr to $77K/yr.

Salary Compared to Canada National Average Salary

CAD $44K - 55K/yr

$48K/yr +7%

CAD $39K - 56K/yr

$45K/yr

Business Development Representative in Montréal, Québec Salary
vs
Business Development Representative in Canada Salary

The Average Salary of Business Development Representative in Montréal, Québec is $48K/yr. This is +7% higher ($3,210) compared to Canada national average salary of $45K/yr.

Salary Compared to Montréal City Average Salary

CAD $44K - 55K/yr

48K/yr -19%

CAD $48K - 74K/yr

60K/yr

Business Development Representative in Montréal, Québec Salary
vs
Montréal, Québec City Average Salary

The Average Salary of Business Development Representative in Montréal, Québec is -19% lower (-11,575) than the average salary for the city of Montréal, Québec $60K/yr.

Business Development Representative job description

Job Title: Business Development Representative

Overview/Summary of the Role:

A Business Development Representative (BDR) is primarily responsible for acquiring new customers and clients, generating sales leads, and creating business opportunities for their organization. They are responsible for fostering relationships with potential clients and building customer loyalty to drive revenue growth. The BDR is often the initial contact and the face of the organization to the customers, which makes it a crucial role in driving organizational growth.

Responsibilities and Duties:

1. Identify and target new potential customers and clients through various channels, including phone calls, emails, social media, and networking events.

2. Work with the sales team to develop effective lead generation strategies and campaigns to increase sales and revenue.

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Business Development Representative interview questions

Interviewer: Good morning/afternoon, thank you for joining us today. Can you please introduce yourself and give us a brief overview of your relevant experience?

Candidate: Absolutely, thank you for having me. My name is [Name], and I have been working in business development for about 5 years now. I have experience working with different industries, particularly in B2B sales, and I have been able to establish relationships with key decision-makers, resulting in successful sales.

Interviewer: Can you tell me about a particularly successful business development project that you've worked on and what made it successful?

Candidate: Sure. One project that comes to mind was when I was working with a software company that needed to improve their sales strategy. I conducted market research and identified areas where they weren't effectively targeting potential clients. We then implemented a new sales strategy that involved targeted email campaigns and follow-up calls. This eventually led to an overall increase in sales by 30%.

Interviewer: How do you stay up-to-date with industry trends and changes in the market?

Candidate: I regularly attend seminars and conferences related to the industry I'm working on, and I also read different publications such as trade magazines and online blogs to stay informed.

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