Seasonal Sales Associate - Lakeside

Posted 8 days ago

royal standardMetairie (LA)

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About the role

Seasonal Sales Associate The Seasonal Sales Associate specializes in excellent customer service and sales. Responsibilities include assisting the customer with any retail related needs while providing a positive shopping experience, general point of sale processing, stocking and tagging merchandise, straightening shelves, monogramming merchandise, and much more! This position is a part-time, seasonal position that will be active between October – Mid-January. There is no guarantee of length of employment or continued employment after season ends.
Essential functions:
  • Initiating and developing customer relationships, and resolving customer service issues in a timely manner
  • Working a register to tender sales
  • Motivated to reach or exceed store sales goals
  • Following store policies and procedures
  • Merchandise displays, signage, and cleanliness, and overall store appearance
  • Maintaining inventory and store supply levels
  • Tagging merchandise correctly
  • Ensuring required store opening and closing duties are complete
  • Monogramming merchandise on the monogram machine or by adding a vinyl
  • Communicating with and assisting co-workers with any operations of the store
  • Additional responsibilities may be added at any time
Physical demands: Ability to stand or walk 90% of the time Ability to frequently move boxes weighing up to 35 pounds across the sales floor Required education and experience:
  • Sales and Customer Service oriented
  • Professional, Friendly, Diplomatic, Motivated, and Proactive
  • Creative, Organized and Detail Oriented
  • Excellent Communication Skills, especially Verbal
  • Computer Literate – POS software, Microsoft Excel and Word, email

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