Display Team Member (Travel-Intensive, Mandarin Required)

Posted 3 days ago

teso lifeNew York (NY)

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About the role

About TESO Group Founded in 2017 in New York, TESO Group is an Asian-inspired lifestyle retail company bringing premium Asian products and culture to the U.S. market. With brands including TESO LIFE, TESO X, and TESO Mini, we offer a curated mix of beauty, snacks, home goods, and trendy collectibles—delivering quality, value, and a unique shopping experience.
Position Overview: Under the guidance of the New Store Display Team Leader, execute merchandising tasks for new stores efficiently and to a high standard, strictly adhering to established plans and guidelines.
Job Responsibilities: Accurately assemble shelving units, position display props, and stock/replenish merchandise in accordance with merchandising standards. Properly affix price tags and install promotional materials (POP), ensuring displays are neat, well-stocked, and informationally accurate. Use work tools safely and correctly; implement on-site 5S management (Sort, Set in Order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain) to keep the work area tidy and organized. Proactively conduct self-inspections of work quality, collaborate effectively with colleagues, and promptly report any issues. Assist and cooperate with other departments on tasks requiring cross-functional collaboration. Complete other tasks assigned by supervisors. Extensive travel is required for this position. The selected candidate must be willing and able to travel frequently between multiple store locations, including overnight travel. Regular travel is an essential part of the role and should be expected as part of the normal work schedule.
Qualifications
Education: High School
Core Competencies: Strong execution and teamwork skills No prior experience necessary Compensation $25 Per Hour Target Store Opening Bonus Meals, accommodation, and airfare provided 401(k) & 401(k) matching - subject to the eligibility requirements

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