Cashier at Champagne Bakery

Posted 9 days ago

champagne bakeryEncinitas (CA)

SENIORITY

Entry

SALARY

$17.25-$17.50/Hour

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About the role

Cashier / Guest Service Representative The Cashier / Guest Service Representative is the primary point of contact for guests. We are looking for cashers who enjoys working with the public and has a friendly, outgoing personality. The ideal candidate provides exceptional customer service and displays a positive attitude when interacting with customers and employees. No Cashier experience is not necessary.
Cashier Responsibilities include:
  • Creating an excellent service experience for our customers
  • Representing the brand positively
  • Operate registers, scanners, scales and credit card/debit card terminals
  • Memorize product locations throughout the store and be able to direct customers or make suggestions
  • Handle exchanges and refunds in a quick, efficient manner
  • Providing prompt service and quality products
  • Maintaining a clean and comfortable environment
  • Upholding all operational standards.
  • We're looking for a Cashier with:
  • A strong commitment to excellent customer service and food quality
  • A knack for providing top-notch interactive service to our customers
  • Positive, helpful attitude toward customers, including the ability to speak clearly and convey information accurately
  • Previous experience in a restaurant/bakery (entry level employees also welcome)
  • Previous experience in a retail store or as a cashier
  • A desire to work in a supportive fun work environment
  • We offer a Cashier the following benefits:
  • Competitive salary: $17.25-$17.50/HourTIPS - All Team Members participate in the tip pool averaging an additional $2 - $4+ per hour!
  • Generous meal discounts
  • Flexible schedule
  • Employee growth

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