NOW HIRING Sales AssociateSTORE MANAGER for Metro By TMobile

Posted 7 days ago

united wireless etcEdgewood (MD)

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?? OPEN POSITIONS IN: Hyattsville | Bladensburg | Oxon Hill | South MDAre you ready to take your career to the next level? We're looking for motivated Sales Representatives and Store Managers to join our dynamic team!
Benefits & Perks: ?? Competitive wages ?? ?? Career growth opportunities ?? ?? Fun & energetic work environment ?? ?? Ongoing training & development ?? ?? Employee discounts on the latest devices & plans ??
Job Summary: As a Sales Associate, you'll be the face of Metro by T-Mobile, providing top-notch customer service while helping customers find the best wireless solutions. Your role includes assisting customers, handling transactions, maintaining store appearance, and driving sales.
Responsibilities: ? Greet every customer with a smile & assist them with their shopping needs ?? ? Work the register & process payments (cash/card) ?? ? Maintain store appearance & restock inventory ?? ? Follow safety & loss prevention procedures ?? ? Stay up-to-date on promotions & product knowledge ?? ? Drive sales & contribute to team success ??
Qualifications: ?? High School Diploma or equivalent ?? Strong communication & customer service skills ?? Ability to work efficiently at a register ?? Team player with a positive attitude ?? Willingness to work flexible hours, including weekends If you're ready to be part of a winning team, apply today and start your journey with Metro by T-Mobile!

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