Retail Sales Associate / Customer Service
$18 - $20 per hour
ApplyRetail Sales Associate / Customer Service
Posted 19 days ago
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$18 - $20 per hour
About the role
- Create an exceptional massage experience for all clients every time they enter the studio
- Informing all clients about the benefits of the Elements Wellness Program, a no hassle membership plan
- Following our proven sales process to enroll clients into the Elements Wellness Program
- Being the first and final face of hospitality, whether on the phone or in the studio
- Ensuring the client appointment paperwork and payment process is brief, painless, and accurate
- Working as a team with our Managers and Massage Therapists to create an environment where clients are the center of the world
- Qualifications and Skills
- Ability to follow our proven sales process to sell the monthly Elements Wellness Program and build customer loyalty
- The right candidate must like talking, but more important, love listening to all new clients, established clients, and prospective clients
- The right candidate can turn every client interaction into a story of great customer service
- Prior retail sales experience preferred; selling memberships or services in‐person to potential clients
- Customer Service in a spa‐like or similar environment is preferred; catering experiences that distinguish their value with attention, hospitality, and execution
- Familiarity with modern office tools and systems; scheduling and payments are all processed with easy‐to‐learn computer programs
- Driven to create the best work environment for the employees and the best experiences for the client
- Studio Specific Benefits
- Pay $18 - $20 per hour depending on experience
- Bonuses based on membership conversions up to an additional $300 per month
- A complimentary monthly massage at the studio
- Additional massages at significant discount
Before you apply
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A number in mind
What you're on now and what would make you move. We negotiate better when we know both.
Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
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