Barbers

Posted 4 days ago

lucky spot barbershopHigh Point (NC)

Barbers Barber Shops

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$37,500

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About the role

Lucky Barbershop is growing and expanding! Our High Point location is looking for new barbers to join our team!! You must have a current license to cut hair and have completed a barber training program. While we focus on men's hairstyles, you should be comfortable using a variety of hairstyling techniques for different customers. You must have strong communication and customer service skills; we want all of our customers to enjoy being in our barbershop and leave satisfied with their cut so that they become regular customers.

Barber Duties and Responsibilities:

Greet clients as they arrive and offer them refreshments.
Prep clients for their haircut and ask what type of styling they want.
Cut and style clients' hair to their specifications.
Engage in friendly conversation with clients.
Keep your station, tools, and equipment sanitized and in good condition.
Ensure you have the proper products in stock for future clients. •Barber Requirements and Qualifications:
High school diploma or GED certificate
Barber/hairstylist license or a minimum of 24 months "behind the chair" experience.
Strong communication, listening, and interpersonal skills.
Organizational and time-management abilities
Attention to detail. What We Offer! Great compensation- potential base pay starting off is $37,500. Paid training and travel Quarterly Bonus Flexible schedule- Open 7 days a week- must work at least 5 days. FAST TRACK TO MANAGEMENT/OWNERSHIP(FRANCHISE)!!

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