Floral Designer

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fleurs daveBaltimore (MD)

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Job Description: Be among the first 25 applicants Fleurs D’Ave Floral Boutique is looking for the right person to join our extremely fast paced team as a Floral Designer. We are growing quickly and have an exciting year of expansion ahead of us and need to build a strong team of dedicated professionals! We work in a fun, and upbeat environment, where you will never be bored! Our designs are upscale. The ideal candidate will take pride in producing extremely quality work for our customers, and providing outstanding customer service. You MUST have experience in funeral arrangements and vase arrangements, and be teachable. No need to apply if you do not have at least 2 years of experience in floral designs. We are in rapid team growth and seek candidates with basic knowledge of floral design elements. This is not a position for the novice who likes flowers and wants to learn. If you are experienced in Floral Designs, have a great customer service skill set and can work well as a team member this is the job for you! Floral Designer - Job qualifications: ·2 + years of experience in a florist (Required)·Experience creating everyday and funeral floral arrangements (Required)To learn more, or apply please submit a resume to info@fleursdave.com. Qualified candidates will be contacted immediately for a phone screen or brought in for an interview. Full and Part Time Hours Available

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