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David Careers

Seasonal Sales Associate - Key Holder - Dulles, VA - Dulles Town Center

Posted 36 days ago

sees candyDulles (VA)
Retail SalespersonsConfectionery and Nut Retailers

SENIORITY

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SALARY

$17.32

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About the role

Work Is Sweet!'Quality without Compromise' is not just a motto at See's Candies. It is the most important ingredient in our recipe for success. See's Candies has been in business since 1921 and maintains a reputation for producing the highest quality candy and providing superior customer service. See's is a leader in the confectionery industry with over 250 retail shops across the USA, a growing e-commerce business, and expanding opportunities internationally. We are seeking friendly, enthusiastic individuals who are passionate about helping us grow and thrive in our second century. We are seeking friendly, enthusiastic individuals who are passionate about providing great customer service. Responsible for following product and shop operations. Open or close store Sales goal achievement, team winning attitude. Providing best-in-class customer service. Cost control, visual merchandising, observance and practice of safety at all times.
Minimum qualifications: Previous retail experience a plus! Key holder, must be able to open and close store. Physical ability to carry out the essential functions of the job, stocking shelves, ringing sales, standing or walking the entire shift, and frequently lifting up to 25 pounds. The pay range for this position is expected to be $17.32 however, base pay offered may vary depending on multiple individualized factors, including market location, job-related knowledge, skills, and experience. See's is an EOE See's will consider for employment qualified applicants with criminal histories in a manner consistent with the requirements of applicable local, state or federal law (including San Francisco Ordinance #131192 and Los Angeles Municipal Code 189.00).

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