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Product Demonstration

Sales and E-Commerce

A product demonstration is a live or recorded presentation showing how a product works and what benefits it delivers, typically used by sales representatives, marketers, or founders to persuade prospective customers. Demos can occur in person, at trade shows, or via video calls and screen shares for software products. Strong demos focus on solving a specific customer problem rather than listing every feature.

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Open roles requiring Product Demonstration (2)

Comcast

Xfinity Retail Sales Consultant - Bilingual Spanish Preferred

Comcast

Full-time · $17 – $25 / hour

A retail sales position at Comcast Xfinity stores where you'll demonstrate telecom and entertainment products to customers, process transactions, and meet sales targets. This role suits people who enjoy customer interaction, have technical aptitude, and thrive in a fast-paced retail environment with commission-based earning potential.

Listed on Comcast’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Intuit

Enterprise Account Executive - Agentic AI

Intuit

Full-time · Albany, CA · $169,500 – $256,000 · Remote

This is an enterprise sales role focused on closing deals with large accounting and tax firms to deploy Intuit's software suite and AI tools. It suits experienced SaaS sales professionals who excel at navigating complex organizations, building relationships across multiple stakeholders, and can translate technical capabilities into business value for professional services firms.

Listed on Intuit’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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