2025-12-26 – Weekly Furniture Jobs : Remote sales roles on the rise

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This week, the job market’s buzzing with opportunities, especially for those in sales roles across the furniture industry. Whether you’re looking to stay local or explore remote work options, there’s something for everyone. A few companies are on the lookout for skilled sales associates and technicians to meet growing demands.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Furniture Sales Associate
    Company: Bargain City Furniture | Location: Cookeville, TN
    If you’re passionate about affordable furniture and customer service, this role is right up your alley. You’ll be on the front lines, helping customers transform their spaces.
    Apply Here

  • Furniture Sales Associate
    Company: Mayo Garden Centers | Location: Knoxville, TN
    This dual role involves sales and retail merchandising. If you enjoy a varied workday and have a knack for merchandising, check this out.
    Apply Here

  • Furniture Sales Consultant
    Company: Price Point Furniture | Location: Nashville, TN
    Ideal for those who thrive in a fast-paced environment. Join a growing team and help customers find the perfect pieces for their homes.
    Apply Here

  • Office Furniture Installer
    Company: Commercial Furniture Interiors LLC | Location: Raleigh, NC
    This role is perfect for those with a knack for assembly and installation. Join a full-service team dedicated to commercial environments.
    Apply Here

  • Furniture Sales Associate
    Company: CORT | Location: Fountain Valley, CA
    If you have at least a year of retail experience, CORT is calling your name. Join their team and enjoy the benefits of working with a well-known brand.
    Apply Here

  • Furniture Technician
    Company: Jernigan Furniture | Location: Goldsboro, NC
    Looking for hands-on work? Jernigan Furniture needs someone to repair upholstery and case goods. Perfect for an experienced technician.
    Apply Here

  • Furniture Sales
    Company: Wise Staffing Group | Location: Cookeville, TN
    A great opportunity if you’re looking to start or continue your sales career. The pay range is $15 to $18, and high school education is required.
    Apply Here

  • Sales Representative-Furniture Retail
    Company: ALLAMODA FURNITURE | Location: Agoura Hills, CA
    Join AllaModa and bring your design vision to life. It’s a perfect fit for those with a creative flair and a passion for luxury interiors.
    Apply Here

  • The Furniture Removal Guys - Furniture Removal Technician
    Company: Dans Haul Away | Location: 80013, CO
    Make a visible impact in your community by joining The Furniture Removal Guys. A great choice for those who enjoy physical work and team environments.
    Apply Here


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There’s a solid range of remote opportunities this week, especially if you’re in sales. Companies are keen to find flexible and motivated individuals who can handle different territories.

  • Sales Representative (Commission-Based) Furniture Wholesale
    Company: UNITED FURNITURE IMPORT & EXPORT IN | Location: Chicago, IL
    If you thrive in a commission-based environment, this role lets you earn bonuses based on performance.
    Apply Here

  • REMOTE Regional Sales Representative
    Company: Westin Group | Location: Ontario, CA
    Westin Furniture is on the hunt for regional reps in several states. With a flexible schedule, it’s perfect for those looking to balance work and life.
    Apply Here

  • Sales VP U.S. Market | Furniture Industry | Remote
    Company: Appletree Global Consulting | Location: New York, NY
    Lead the charge in expanding a global furniture company in the U.S. Perfect for experienced sales leaders ready for a new challenge.
    Apply Here


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That’s it for this week’s opportunities. Whether you’re into sales, installation, or technical work, there’s a role out there with your name on it. Good luck with your applications!

I landed a remote furniture sales spot in August by applying within 90 minutes of the post and attaching a 45-second screen recording of me building a living room bundle in HubSpot; with these ‘apply promptly’ real-time listings, speed plus a concrete sales workflow beats a long cover letter. One caveat: a few teams still prefer showroom chops, so I also name-dropped local client wins to show I can sell face-to-face if needed.

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Building on @bperez99’s point, what’s worked for me is attaching a one-page “floor-to-cart” cheat sheet (SKUs I can sell + a 30-day plan) and a 30-sec Loom of me quoting in Lightspeed; speed helps, but some “remote” roles still want a region, so put your time zone up top. It’s like a flat-pack: fewer steps wins; anyone else get faster replies after a 48-hr follow-up?

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I keep a simple Google Sheet that auto-calculates a sofa–rug–protect bundle margin and attach a single screenshot when I apply; doing that within 60 minutes of the ‘apply promptly’ posts has doubled my callbacks. If I miss the window, I send a 2-line note to the hiring manager with the same numbers and ask for a 10-min chat.

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Quick win for me on remote roles: I paste a 2‑sentence “first call” script in the email and drop a Calendly link for same‑day times because these are “real-time” and move fast. , generic blasts get buried, so I also add one line on MAP compliance (how I quote a sofa + rug without violating MAP) to show I won’t cause headaches. If you hate Calendly, propose a single time instead — @bperez99, are you seeing faster callbacks with scheduling upfront?

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Quick example: I add a tiny ‘results card’ under my signature with three numbers from my last furniture stint — “$92k/mo, 27% add‑on, 18‑day cycle” — and my callback rate jumped; if you can’t share revenue, use “avg ticket + close% + lead time” instead. It’s like sliding a swatch under the door — fast and tangible.

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I’ve had better callbacks when I open with a single line: “I can run a live product consult today between 3–5 pm.” @luna35’s inline script is smart; pairing it with a concrete same-day window keeps the thread moving. I also add a tiny 3-store territory note (top SKUs, avg ticket, returns) so they see I’ve done homework; only caveat is it costs about 5 minutes per app.

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I get faster replies when I lead with a 45‑sec Loom walking through a bundle upsell on their top SKUs and put the link right under the first line (loom.com); it’s like letting them walk the showroom from their inbox. Building on @hlucas90, I add one concrete metric under it, but if they’re link‑shy I paste a one‑liner and offer to send the clip on request.

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Piggybacking on @luna35, my best responses come when I send a 90‑word “First 7 Days” plan tailored to their catalog (e.g., push sectional + rug pad to clear the free‑ship threshold) with a concrete commitment like “I’ll revive 20 abandoned chats in 24 hours.” If it’s ATS‑only, I paste the plan into the Additional Info box.

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