Product Demonstrator

Posted 3 days ago

brookhaven marketArlington Heights (IL)

Demonstrators and Product Promoters Supermarkets and Other Grocery Retailers (except Convenience Retailers)

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$20–$22/hour

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About the role

Our Purpose: At Brookhaven Market, we're more than just a chain of family-owned grocery stores; we're dedicated to crafting memorable customer experiences. Our mission is to bring the world's best foods to the communities we serve, ensuring every shopping trip is a journey of culinary delight.

What You'll Do: Brookhaven Market is looking for a Part-Time Product Demonstrator (onsite in Arlington Heights, IL) to bring featured foods to life—one tasty sample at a time. This role exists to help shoppers discover new favorites and feel confident about what they're buying.

Responsibilities: Host product demos and offer samples with a friendly, upbeat approach Set up, reset, and break down demo materials and displays Share simple product details and answer basic customer questions Follow food-safety and sanitation standards throughout your shift Qualifications/skills: Comfortable chatting with all kinds of people Reliable for a Friday–Sunday schedule Able to stand for extended periods and work neatly in a busy store Pay: $20–$22/hour. If you're ready to make grocery shopping more fun, apply today! Your Demo ShiftYou'll start by setting up your station so it's neat, stocked, and ready for taste-testers. Once shoppers roll by, you'll offer samples, keep the vibe friendly, and help folks decide if the featured item is their next cart staple. In the quieter moments, you'll refresh trays and supplies, wipe down surfaces, and stay on top of food-safety basics. Before you head out, you'll leave your spot spotless and pass along any quick notes for the next round. Extras That MatterPaid Time Off (because rest is part of the recipe) Employee Discounts (save on the good stuff you're already excited to share)

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