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Senior Musical Instrument Retail Sales Associate

Posted 2 days ago

music artsClover (SC)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$37000 - 47000 per year

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About the role

Music & Arts is seeking a PT Senior Sales Associate to join our Store 6204 retail team. In this customer-facing role, you’ll guide students, parents, and educators in selecting band and orchestra instruments, rentals, accessories, and lessons. You’ll provide expert product knowledge, process sales and rentals, support lesson scheduling, and help maintain attractive, organized displays. You’ll deliver excellent service, meet sales goals, support school events and community outreach, and collaborate with store and school service teams in a friendly, music-focused environment. Provide consultative sales support for instruments, rentals, accessories, and lessons Operate POS system, process payments, and handle cash accurately Support and promote instrument rental programs Assist with lesson enrollment, scheduling, and customer inquiries Maintain store organization, merchandising, and visual displays Meet or exceed individual and store sales and service goals Support school and community outreach events as needed Collaborate with team members to ensure an excellent customer experience Resolve basic customer issues and escalate complex concerns when needed Maintain product knowledge of current instruments, accessories, and services Retail sales Point-of-sale (POS) systems Music instrument product knowledge Customer service Cash handling and reconciliation Inventory management Merchandising and visual display Lesson scheduling systems Sales reporting Basic MS Office/Google Workspace Background in music performance or music education (preferred) Knowledge of band and orchestra instruments Prior specialty retail training or certification (preferred)

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