Sharkey's Cut Crew

Posted 10 days ago

sharkeys cuts for kidsSan Antonio (TX)

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Hair Stylist / Barber CUT CREW Sharkey's Cuts For Kids Oklahoma City / Norman / Edmond
Position Overview: As a member of the Sharkey's CUT CREW, you are more than a stylist you are a key part of creating a fun, stress-free haircut experience for kids and families. CUT CREW stylists deliver high-quality haircuts while keeping kids engaged, smiling, and comfortable from start to finish.
Core Responsibilities: (CUT CREW Role) Perform professional haircuts for children (newborn through teens) Create a positive, upbeat experience for kids and parents Follow Sharkey's haircut standards and service flow Communicate clearly with parents about haircut preferences Work efficiently during busy periods while maintaining quality Sanitize tools and maintain a clean, safe workstation Support fellow CUT CREW members as a team player
What Success Looks Like: Kids leave happy and confident Parents feel informed and cared for Haircuts are consistent, clean, and on-brand The salon stays on pace during peak times Teamwork and professionalism are always present Compensation & Perks Up to $30/hour total compensation (hourly salary + tips) Tips paid out immediately No booth rent Flexible scheduling Family-friendly hours (no late nights) No chemicals, no coloring, no blowouts Ongoing training and support
Qualifications: Valid Oklahoma Cosmetology or Barber License (required) Ability to work in a fast-paced environment Friendly, patient, and positive attitude Strong communication and customer service skills Kids' haircut experience is a plus training provided Why Join the CUT CREW Fun, high-energy work environment Supportive leadership and team culture Consistent pay without salon drama Opportunity for growth within the Sharkey's organization Locations Sharkey's Cuts For Kids Oklahoma City / Norman / Edmond
Compensation: $10.00 - $12.00 per hour

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