Receptionist Part Time

Posted 16 days ago

southeast clipsEastern (KY)

Hairdressers, Hairstylists, and Cosmetologists Beauty Salons

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$31.26/hr

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About the role

Southeast Clips! Be the face and voice of our brand by providing exceptional customer service to our clients and guests. The Receptionist position will be responsible for greeting each customer with a smile and assisting with making their experience feel personal and memorable.

What we offer: Competitive Compensation Training and Development Recognition & More! Start your journey with Southeast Clips as a Salon Receptionist today! Full or part-time hair stylist. High volume salon, flexible hours, established customer base. We are one of the largest Great Clips franchisees in the country. Something that makes us a little different is that we strive to have the highest effective wage in the market (base wage + productivity + product commissions + tips). Last week the average effective wage of our staff was $31.26/hr.* Some make a little less, some make substantially more. It all just depends on how proficient you are, but no one in my company earns less than $20/hr. in total. *Select salons $300 signing bonus. Ongoing training... both virtual training and hands-on training.

Responsibilities: Consulting with clients on stylistic options for their hair. Listening to clients' needs to determine their preferences. Describe different hair care products and their benefits. Shampooing, cutting, and styling hair.

Requirements: Must have a valid barber or cosmetology license. Proficiency with hot irons, curlers, and blow-dryers is helpful. Excellent interpersonal skills. Creative mindset and a good eye for design. Base pay- Health Benefits- Flex Scheduling- Employee Match 401K

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