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Rep Inside Sales/Account Management I

Donaldson Company, Inc.
Bloomington, MN
Industry: Manufacturing
Salary: $54.6K - $68.9K/yr
Total Compensation: $54.6K - $68.9K/yr

Sr. Sales Director - ROIC

SkyWater Technology Foundry
Bloomington, MN
Industry: Manufacturing
Salary: $217.84K - $326.76K/yr
Total Compensation: $217.84K - $326.76K/yr

Strategy and Business Planning Manager*

3M Company
Maplewood, MN
Industry: Manufacturing
Salary: $183.3K - $224.03K/yr
Total Compensation: $183.3K - $224.03K/yr

Inside Sales Representative - Personal Safety Division

3M Company
Maplewood, MN
Industry: Manufacturing
Salary: $76.13K - $93.05K/yr
Total Compensation: $76.13K - $93.05K/yr

Strategy and Business Development Manager

3M Company
Maplewood, MN
Industry: Manufacturing
Salary: $212.95K - $260.27K/yr
Total Compensation: $212.95K - $260.27K/yr

Strategic Account Sales Representative - Automotive

3M Company
Maplewood, MN
Industry: Manufacturing
Salary: $142.48K - $174.14K/yr
Total Compensation: $142.48K - $174.14K/yr

Territory Sales Manager

Caerus Corp
Blaine, MN
Industry: Manufacturing
Salary: $80K - $105K/yr
Total Compensation: $80K - $105K/yr

Sales Professional / Pre-Planning Sales / Relationship Builder

Dignity Memorial
Coon Rapids, MN
Industry: Manufacturing
Salary: $62.79K - $130K/yr
Total Compensation: $62.79K - $130K/yr

Retail Sales Associate - HVAC & Appliance Parts

Dey Distributing
Coon Rapids, MN
Industry: Manufacturing
Salary: $17 - $19/hr
Total Compensation: $17 - $19/hr

Route Sales Representative

Frito-Lay North America, Inc
Coon Rapids, MN
Industry: Manufacturing
Salary: $70.4K/yr
Total Compensation: $70.4K/yr

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