Retail Sales Professional (Part-Time)
Posted 7 days ago
eckroth musicWaite Park (MN)
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About the role
Part-Time Retail Sales Professional Eckroth Music, an employee-owned company, serving the music industry since 1972, is seeking a part-time retail sales professional in our Waite Park MN location. As an established leader in servicing school band and orchestra programs, Eckroth Music offers a professional work environment, competitive salary, and a benefits package including PTO, 401K, Flexible Spending accounts, and an Employee Assistance Program.
Position Summary:
Servicing customers and meeting their needs Shipping and receiving products Restocking shelves Cleaning and prepping rental stock Processing orders and rentals Packing and prepping for school events such as rental displays Play testing beginner band and orchestra students
Requirements:
An interest in music that is focused on band and/or orchestral instruments Strong computer and organizational skills An attention to detail An ability to lift and unload products (50+ lbs)Strong customer service skillsA collaborative team member who is energetic and enthusiastic Excellent problem solving skills with the ability to multi-task The ideal candidate needs to exemplify the Eckroth Music Core Values: Excellence: Those We Serve Deserve Our Best Passionate: Inspiring People to Play Music Dedicated: Committed to Our Customers and Each Other Since 1972 Knowledgeable: Constantly Curious and Creating Solutions Team Focused: Achieving More Together
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