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Seasonal Retail Associate - Luxury Fashion Brand

Posted 12 days ago

fourth floorBrooklyn (NY)

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About the role

Our client, a Luxury Fashion Brand, is looking for a Retail Sales Associate to assist their staff in New York City! You must be able to work full-time hours through the holiday season / weekends are required.
Responsibilities:
  • Welcome all clients and manage traffic flow
  • Support the achievement of overall sales objectives
  • Support team with client servicing (gift wrapping, catering clients, sales processing)
  • Maintain/ organize the stock room
  • Replenish the sales floor as needed
  • Support client advisors with managing appointments
  • Assist with shipping orders & receiving new merchandise
  • Support the team with daily operational tasks as needed
Qualifications:
  • Experience in retail sales required, high-end luxury preferred
  • Microsoft Office proficient
  • Flexible to work weekends, holidays & standard retail hours
  • Strong understanding of customer service needs and customer priorities
  • Strong attention to detail with the ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously
  • Fluency in English, additional language skills a plus
  • Please submit your resume for consideration!
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