Part-Time Budtender
prismhr hireNelson (MO)
$14.00 per hour
ApplyAbout the role
Lake Life Farms is in search of a part-time budtender to work weekends and occasional afternoon weeknight shifts.
Budtenders will work directly under the store Manager and will assist in accomplishing a multitude of tasks, on each end of the store. You will be required to work every weekend and some weekdays. 15-20 hours per week.
Job Responsibilities:
Ensure all customer identifications are valid and up to date
Work directly with customers to ensure everyone is engaged by means of a streamlined system
Have knowledge of product, and be able to recommend certain products for individuals
Basic cash handling and point of sale knowledge
Ensure store is always well maintained and clean
Work directly with product, ensuring proper packaging and weight amounts
Have an understanding of METRC, and how products are tracked
Be responsive to new methods and ideas that are presented
Qualifications Experiences in retail sales preferred
Knowledge of cannabis products
Dispensary Experience Preferred, not required
Friendly, Outgoing, Trustworthy, Dependable, Entrepreneurial, and Hard Working
Outstanding customer service skills
21 years of age
No felonies
Must Pass Background Check
.Must provide past job references, these will be checked if you are considered for this position
.Must have good work history
.Must be able to count back change and do basic math
.Must be able to use POS software successfully without errors
.Must be able to problem solve and multi task
Pay:
From $14.00 per hour
Benefits Employee discount
Flexible schedule
Shift Weekend availability
Evening availability
Job Type: Part-time
Work Location: In person/Cedar Springs
Job Type: Part-time
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