Cashier - Los Angeles (Sherman Oaks)
buffalo exchangeLos Angeles (CA)
About the role
Cashier – Los Angeles (Sherman Oaks) If you love fashion, there's really no better place to work than Buffalo Exchange. You'll be part of a fun, fast-paced team as you serve as the final point of contact for our customers and see all their awesome Buffalo finds. Meet some of your new favorite people – they'll inspire your style and show you everything you need to know to get the job done. Exceptional customer service is a must, but no prior experience needed! Bring your stylish, friendly self and we'll show you the rest, including how to run the register and the business side of resale. We Might Be Perfect For Each Other If: You love shopping, clothing, fashion and getting dressed up for the day! You're a people person who likes the idea of chatting with lots of awesome humans and loves working as a team. You can multitask and you prefer a high-energy, high-productivity environment over a 9-5 desk job. At Buffalo, we stay busy and time flies! You're known for your positive, can-do attitude. As A Cashier, No Two Days Are The Same, But Most Days Will Include The Following Responsibilities: Operating our cash register by ringing up customers with cash and trade. Styling displays and store visuals. Let your creativity shine! Tagging and sorting clothing so it's ready for its new home. Providing top notch customer service at the register, the fitting room and on the sales floor. We go above and beyond for our clientele! Special projects and lots more.
Perks Include: Affordable health, dental & vision insurance
Paid time off: start accruing on your first day
Bonuses based on profit – when Buffalo wins, so do you! Merch discount – yay!401(k) retirement plan (i.e. free money) Opportunities to promote We care about your privacy. Learn how we collect and use applicant information by reviewing our Employee & Applicant Privacy Policy.
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