Sales Associate-Boutique (Jewelry & Accessories)

Posted 2 days ago

rmcIndependence (MO)

Retail Salespersons Clothing and Clothing Accessories Retailers

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$16/hr

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About the role

Designer Accessories/Jewelry Sales Associate Cargo Largo is a growing local company hiring a Designer Accessories/Jewelry Sales Associate with pay starting at $16/hr.

What you'll be doing:

Assist customers with jewelry, designer clothing and accessories, e.g., Coach, Ray-Ban, Athleta and Pandora.
Create distinctive displays highlighting a unique variety of designer brands
Merchandise, consolidate and recover product in and around the department
Accurately and efficiently process transaction on cash registers
What we want from you:
Positive, team player
Reliable, 40 hours/week
Energized, good pace
Detail-oriented, high quality
Knowledge of specialty or high-end designer clothing, accessories, and jewelry
Jeweler school certificate or training desirable

Why choose us:

Weekly, competitive pay
Positive team culture
Cross-training and advancement opportunities
Never boring tons of daily variety
About Cargo Largo:

We're an industry leader in monetizing unclaimed/excess inventory for premier US companies. We are committed to hiring the brightest people to provide the highest quality of service to our customers. Our associates are motivated by the fast-paced and fun work environment with unequaled variety where they can enjoy recognition, rewards and advancement. Our benefits are designed to meet the unique needs of each associate. To learn more, visit Benefits (cargolargo.com) .Cargo Largo is an Equal Opportunity Employer and supports a drug-free work environment.

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