UScellular Names Dusty Hathaway Sales Manager For Washington Location | Eastern North Carolina Now

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    WASHINGTON, N.C. (Dec. 9, 2022)     UScellular has appointed Dusty Hathaway to sales manager for the company's Washington location at 875 W. 15th St. In this role, Hathaway is responsible for leading his team of wireless technology experts to help customers select the devices, plans and consumer electronics to best meet their needs. Hathaway has eight years of wireless experience.

    "At UScellular we work hard to ensure our associates are equipped with the knowledge needed to help customers make informed decisions about their wireless service," said Jeremy Taylor, UScellular director of sales for eastern North Carolina. "I am excited for Dusty to lead our Washington store, and I'm confident that his leadership skills will guide our team to help our customers with their technology needs."

    Prior to this role, Hathaway served as a retail wireless consultant at the company's New Bern location.

    UScellular is always actively looking for empowered professionals with sales experience, excellent communications skills and an enthusiastic commitment to customers. Store leadership and full and part-time retail wireless consultant sales positions are available in a high-energy, professional environment, and interested applicants can apply online at uscellular.jobs. These positions offer a competitive starting wage and benefits that include medical and dental insurance, a 401K and tuition reimbursement, along with incentives such as performance-based bonuses and discounted wireless service.


   Contact: Melissa McIntyre
   Public Relations Counsel
   Phone: 828-777-0193
   Email: Melissa_mcintyre@bellsouth.net
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