Hill's Pet Food Brand Ambassador
crossmarkOlathe (KS)
About the role
Hill's Pet Food Brand Ambassador The Associate is responsible for completing in-store pet food and non-food customer interactions with shoppers and their pets. The Associate acquires and maintains a high level of knowledge of products represented. The Associate intercepts consumers and educates, advises, and upsells pet products in a professional manner. May also include merchandising and stocking of products as needed. Maintains an overall professional appearance consistent with the requirements of the job. Availability shift times for Friday 5pm-9pm / Sat. & Sun 12-4pm. Reliable transportation to travel to store locations: Weekly pay / Benefits / Paid Training / Great pay / Company perks. Hrs. per week: 11-15. To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to regularly interact with animals and pet parents. Must be pet friendly! Stand up to 4 hours at a time. The associate must present a neat, clean, and appropriately groomed appearance. Ability to pass a background check. Computer savvy to complete online after hire paperwork & online training. Reliable transportation / Must live within a 20 mile radius of hiring location. Must be able to do Montage Video Interview. Why is this position for you? • Permanent Part time (looking for supplemental income? This is it!) • Primarily weekends (Shifts are approximately 4 hours in length and typically Friday-Sunday) • Company-paid training (Ideal for entry-level or those looking to obtain new skills.)Weekly pay every Friday with direct deposit setup.
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