A sales representative carries a whole territory on their shoulders: the route, the outlets, the plan, and the relationships with store owners. This template helps you replace generic 'worked with clients' lines with what hiring managers actually scan for: plan attainment, territory size, distribution growth, and portfolio scope. Built for FMCG, beverages, HoReCa, and household goods.
Copy these as starting points and swap in your own numbers.
2024-2025 estimates. Wide ranges by experience and seniority.
For most FMCG vacancies, yes. The route doesn't work without it. Some distributors provide company cars, usually at senior levels or major brands. Either way, list 'personal car, category B' on the CV.
Translate it into rep language: vendor work, ordering, displays, turnover. Show that you understand how product moves from warehouse to shelf and what drives sell-through. It's a strong bridge into field sales.
Plan attainment %, numeric and weighted distribution, route size, portfolio turnover. Without numbers, a rep CV reads as 'I delivered product' and disappears in the stack.
Yes, especially if they're category leaders: PepsiCo, Procter & Gamble, AB InBev, Carlsberg. Recruiters often screen for domain experience, and recognizable brand names build trust fast.
Show mentorship of new reps, route optimization, and ownership of promo campaigns on the CV. That signals you already think in team and category terms, not just personal territory.