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Retail Sales Associate – Sporting Goods

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dicks sporting goodsBrandy Station (VA)

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$34000 - 40000 per year

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About the role

DICK’S Sporting Goods seeks Seasonal Retail Sales Associates to deliver outstanding service in a fast-paced, sports-focused environment. You’ll greet and assist customers, recommend gear, apparel, and footwear, and operate POS systems accurately. Responsibilities include merchandising, restocking, maintaining fitting rooms and sales floor standards, and supporting promotions and in-store events. You’ll work closely with a team that values performance, integrity, and inclusivity while gaining hands-on retail experience and opportunities to grow with a leading omni-channel sporting goods retailer. Provide friendly, knowledgeable customer service to athletes and shoppers Recommend and sell appropriate sporting goods, apparel, and footwear Operate POS systems, process transactions, and handle cash accurately Maintain merchandising standards, restock shelves, and organize displays Support inventory tasks, including tagging, folding, and recovery Uphold store cleanliness and fitting room and sales floor organization Assist with promotions, events, and seasonal sales initiatives Follow loss prevention, safety, and company policy guidelines Collaborate with teammates to meet sales and service goals Demonstrate passion for sports and DICK’S Sporting Goods brand values Point-of-sale (POS) operation Cash handling Customer service Retail sales Merchandising and stocking Loss prevention awareness Product knowledge – sporting goods Inventory management basics Communication skills Basic math skills Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Previous POS or retail systems experience preferred Customer service training or certification a plus Knowledge of sporting goods or athletics preferred

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