Receptionist/Sales Assistant

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wrist aficionadoNew York (NY)

Receptionists and Information Clerks Jewelry Retailers

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$65,000.00

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About the role

Location: In-Person (NYC)

Compensation: $65,000.00

Experience Level: Junior Level (1-2 years as a Receptionist or Hostess required)

About Us: We are a leading secondary market dealer of high-end luxury watches, specializing in Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Richard Mille, and Rolex. Our goal is to be the #1 most trusted and competitive luxury watch marketplace, catering to high-net-worth collectors and serious buyers. Jewels Aficionado's merchandise encompasses fine jewelry and Hermes handbags. To elevate our customer experience, we’re hiring a Receptionist who will serve as the first point of contact for serious buyers and assist in high-value transactions at our boutique in New York City.

What You’ll Do: Greet and welcome all prospective and existing clients who enter Wrist Aficionado's boutique in New York City and inquire about what type of assistance they would like to receive. Offer and bring refreshments to all clients who visit Wrist Aficionado's boutique. Assist Sales Associates during merchandise presentations to clients. Assist CEO and President with clerical tasks. What You Bring to the Table 1-3 years of experience as a Receptionist or Hostess (preferably in a luxury retail setting)Bachelor's degree Experience working with high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) and collectors Excellent communication & relationship-building skills

Bonus: knowledge of luxury watches, fine jewelry, and/or Hermes handbags

Benefits: 401k and health insurance

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