Barber
bearded goat barberArlington (VA)
$80,000 per year
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Job Description:
Bearded Goat Barber is booming, and we are looking for great barbers to join us at our shops. Our locations are extremely busy and provide a great opportunity for outstanding barbers. We have six locations and are currently hiring across the board. Licensed barber (grad of a state-licensed school)Genuine passion for the craft — not just a job, a career Strong people skills — you’ll be someone’s favorite part of their week Bonus points for skills in color, chemical services, or hot tools The Details: Job Types: Full-time, Part-time
Pay: $80,000–$130,000/year
Benefits:
Health insurance + more This isn’t just another barbershop — it’s a growing brand with momentum, energy, and a crew that’s proud of the work they do. If you’re ready to bring your talent somewhere it’ll actually be seen (and rewarded), Bearded Goat Barber wants YOU.Apply today and let’s build something great together!\nCompany
Description:
Bearded Goat Barber has been in business since 2019 and has six locations around the DC metro area. Our clients love Bearded Goat and our incredible barbers. We are always working to improve, and always looking to find our next awesome team member.
Company Description:
Bearded Goat Barber has been in business since 2019 and has six locations around the DC metro area. Our clients love Bearded Goat and our incredible barbers. We are always working to improve, and always looking to find our next awesome team member.
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