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David Careers

Retail Sales Associate

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suitmartHouston (TX)
Retail SalespersonsClothing and Clothing Accessories Retailers

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$12.00 - $16.00 per hour

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About the role

Join a men's clothing store as a Retail Sales Associate providing sales support. You'll help shoppers find apparel and contribute to a welcoming, organized shopping experience.
Responsibilities: Welcome customers and offer attentive, courteous assistance. Help shoppers locate men's clothing and compare options. Answer questions about apparel features and fit. Keep merchandise displays tidy and store areas organized. Support restocking and maintain orderly sales-floor presentation. Assist with fitting-room needs and return merchandise to displays.
Your impact: Helpful service makes shopping easier for customers. Skills Clear, friendly communication and a customer-focused approach. Comfortable engaging with shoppers and responding to questions. Interest in men's apparel, styling, or retail sales. Ability to stay organized in a busy store environment. Reliable teamwork and a willingness to assist where needed. Careful attention to merchandise presentation and store standards.
Pay: $12.00 - $16.00 per hour Expected hours: 20.0 30.0 per week Benefits: Employee discount Flexible schedule Application Question(s): Do you have any experience in clothing department or store?
Experience: Retail sales: 1 year (Required) Ability to Commute: Houston, TX 77025 (Required)
Work Location: In person

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