Store Administrative Support Chicago (Wicker Park)

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buffalo exchangeChicago (IL)

Office Clerks, General Office Supplies and Stationery Retailers

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Store Administrative Support Chicago (Wicker Park)If you're a whiz with spreadsheets, organization and all things clerical but you don't love the idea of a stuffy corporate office, then there's really no better place to work than Buffalo Exchange. In this non-customer facing position, you'll support a fun, friendly, fashionable & fast-paced team by helping maintain the store's back office. Prior clerical and computer experience (MS Word/Excel) as well as strong attention to detail required. Some cashier experience preferred. We Might Be Perfect For Each Other If: You're organized, detail-oriented and dependable. You're known for your cheerful, positive, can-do attitude. You have some clerical and cashier experience. As Store Administrative Support, No Two Days Are The Same, But Most Days Will

Include The Following Responsibilities: Helping the store out with all kinds of tasks like scheduling routine maintenance and managing operational supplies. Putting your organizational prowess to work with store records and paperwork. Scanning cash register paperwork to Accounting daily. Running errands and assisting with cleaning as needed. Special projects and lots more!

Perks Include: Affordable health, dental & vision insurance Paid time off start accruing on your first day Bonuses based on profit when Buffalo wins, so do you! Merch discount yay!401(k) retirement plan (i.e. free money)Opportunities to promote We care about your privacy. Learn how we collect and use applicant information by reviewing our Employee & Applicant Privacy Policy.

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