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sharkeys hillsboroPortland (ME)

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Entry

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$40 hourly

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About the role

Benefits: Employee discounts 401(k) 401(k) matching Bonus based on performance Competitive salary Flexible schedule Training & development Above Market Pay, Work Life Balance, Unmatched Culture We respect your scheduling needs Get tips immediately Earn over $40 hourly including tips Fun Environment!! WE ARE HIRING NOW! We are looking for a few happy energetic stylists and barbers to join our fun team. Sharkey’s Cuts for Kids is a salon for kids ages 0-14. We’re on a mission to WOW our clients from the minute they arrive. Smiles and a positive attitude are a must, and we treat all our team members like family!
Company Overview: Sharkey's Cuts for Kids has been in business for 20+ years with over 200+ locations nationwide. As a premier provider of kid haircuts, Sharkey's Cuts for Kids brings fun, excitement and expertise to the industry. At Sharkey’s we believe Family comes first and understand the importance of work life balance. If being in a fun work environment where your creativity is valued sounds too good to be true, we would love to meet you!
Hair Stylist Responsibilities: Provide exceptional client experience. Listen and communicate clearly with clients to deliver the highest level of service. Educate clients on retail products that are best suited for their needs. Ability to work with kids. Maintain cleanliness of the salon. Ability to multitask in a fast-paced atmosphere. Must have active cosmetology or barber license.

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