Do you have what it takes to be part of the best product team in the world?
eil.com and sister company 991.com are looking now for outstanding people to join our team of rare record buyers and stock processors.
In either role you will work alongside our team of professional product buyers every day, but no two days will be the same. You will be well versed in what is collectable and why across a broad range of genres, eras and formats, and you will have the ability to identify the extraordinary from the ordinary. Your verbal and written language skills will be excellent. The ability to be a team player is essential.
You could be adding up to a hundred rare records, CDs & music memorabilia items to our database daily so you’ll need to be super organised and flexible and be eagled eyed about detail. You will be working to targets but you will be handling some of the rarest collectables in the music marketplace.
As a buyer, you will naturally be a skilled and confident negotiator who can deal tactfully, professionally and diplomatically with sellers from all walks of life. A buying role is not always “9 to 5” and flexibility is essential. However demanding and challenging, you will get a buzz from seeing what you buy reach new collectors.
In either role, salary is performance based and you will have the opportunity to earn bonuses. Our offices are based in Meopham, Kent served by good rail links to London and either role will see you working five days a week between Monday and Saturday.
Our existing team will tell you that their job is an ‘extension of their hobby’ so if this sounds like somewhere you want to be, write or email and tell me why and what you can bring. Don’t forget the all important CV.
Email: Stephen.franklin@eil.com
Write to: Stephen Franklin, Esprit House, Railway Sidings, Meopham Kent DA13 0YS
Darn it, if only these jobs were in the U.S.!!
If you have a buyer in the United States, or one visiting the States, I have 9500 lps, 33,000+ 45s, numerous CDs, 78s and promotional material which may be of interest.