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How telecommuting is transforming work life for Coupang employees of all abilities
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Sales & Account Management
Show 8 jobs in Sales & Account ManagementWhy Coupang Sales & Account Management?
We are a customer success organization. We drive growth for over 100K different Korean businesses through business intelligence and integrated account management. We are only successful by obsessing on the success of our sellers.
Our team connects every business in Korea with their customers on our platform, helping them grow and scale their revenue streams while driving an exceptional experience for their end customers. We only succeed when we help our sellers grow their businesses and in turn delight their customers.
If demanding excellence excites you, join us. We continuously wow our customers by holding ourselves and others to a higher standard.
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Employee stories |
We work to simplify the way we work.
Having a system that organizes all business processes in one place enables enterprise-wide sharing of information and resources, which plays a crucial role in quick decision-making and work efficiency. Meet Jessica the Fintech ERP team’s leader.
Employee stories |
Move fast and fix things: Handyman gets a second chance at Coupang
It seems there’s hardly a moment when Ui-yoon Lee (61) is sitting still at Namyangju Camp 1. Given the way that Ui-yoon is always on the move, it’s easy to forget that he was diagnosed with a leg disability in his mid-40s.