Store Sales Associate
napa auto partsWest Yellowstone (MT)
About the role
SEASONAL POSITION AT WEST YELLOWSTONE!WHO IS NAPA?"We're in the business of people; we just happen to sell parts" (Bob Dyson, Owner). At NAPA we value a healthy work-life balance while reaching our goals. If this resonates with you, then NAPA Auto Parts is the company for you!
JOB PURPOSE:
The Store Sales Associate is the primary contact for NAPA's customers. A person in this position promotes sales by understanding customers' needs and sourcing accurate parts. Ensuring each customer receive a good experience is of upmost importance.
DUTIES:
Build good relationships with NAPA customers. Greet all customers. Pick correct parts from behind the counter for customers. Assist in resolving retail issues. Ensure store cleanliness. Assist in receiving/stocking merchandise.
BENEFITS: Paid Time OffPaid holidays
MedicalDentalVision 401 (k) match Store discount Uniform providedQUALIFICATIONS:Valid Driver's License preferred. Previous retail sales experience preferred. GED preferred. Capable of operating point-of-sale system and cataloging. Excellent attention to detail and accuracy as well as ability to multi-task and is self-motivated.
OTHER REQUIREMENTS:
Ability to stand and walk for entire work shift. Capable of moving merchandise of up to 60 pounds. Ability to move heavy equipment using moving aids. Ability to speak clearly and listen attentively.*This is not a complete list of responsibilities. Other duties may be required as needed.**Valid Driver's License required for some locations based on store needs.
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