Store Lead - Specialty Toy Store
playpoint holdingsOrange (CT)
About the role
Job Description:
We are locally owned, independent specialty toy stores seeking a mature, dependable, energetic, and professional Store Lead to join our team. The ideal candidate has a warm, welcoming, and courteous presence, strong judgment, and a genuine commitment to excellent customer service.
Responsibilities:
Provide warm, attentive customer service
Independently operate the store when needed, including opening and/or closing
Operate the point-of-sale system
Merchandise, stock, and maintain an attractive, organized store
Receive and organize merchandise
Work collaboratively with team members
Stay active throughout the shift and occasionally lift or move boxes up to approximately 20 pounds Qualifications
Retail experience is preferred but not required. Reliability, maturity, professionalism, energy, good judgment, and the ability to connect with customers are equally important. Availability
We are seeking candidates who can commit to regular, substantial shifts, including weekday and/or weekend hours. Applicants should provide specific availability when applying. Compensation
Competitive hourly rate commensurate with experience.
\nCompany
Description:
Play Point Holdings owns and operates three toy stores in Connecticut: The Toy Shop in West Hartford, Jesse's Toy Shop in Orange, and Evan's Toy Shop in Hamden.
Company Description:
Play Point Holdings owns and operates three toy stores in Connecticut: The Toy Shop in West Hartford, Jesse's Toy Shop in Orange, and Evan's Toy Shop in Hamden.
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