Temporary Warehouse and Sales Associate

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lumber liquidatorsStafford Township (NJ)

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$17.50 per hour

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About the role

Temporary Assignment Paying $17.50/hr + Monthly Bonus + Weekly Pay + $1,000 Sign on Bonus. Opportunity: Temporary Sales & Product Specialist The temporary Retail Sales Associate at LL Flooring will assist the store in its liquidation process and is responsible for supporting the store manager and the assistant managers with daily sales, store operations, and general care of the store. Your responsibilities will include but not be limited to: Assisting customers with making the best selection for their flooring projects Providing overall customer satisfaction Assisting with the upkeep of the flooring warehouse Proactive selling including outbound sales calls to customers and pros. What you need to succeed as the Temporary Sales & Product Specialist A passion for customer service and a desire to grow within our company. Customer facing experience within sales, retail, hospitality etc. A High School degree, GED or equivalent An interest in home improvement and influencing floor design choices. Comfortable with technology, Microsoft office products and basic computer skills Engaging communication skills and a conversation starter The ability to occasionally lift heavy boxes. Willingness to learn and operate a forklift – all training will be provided. Our commitment to you as our Temporary Sales & Product Specialist 6 to 12-week assignment with a $1,00 sign on bonus if you stay through store liquidation process. A work life balance with non-traditional retail working hours Monthly Sales Incentives We appreciate your interest in exploring this Temporary Sales & Product Specialist career opportunity with LL Flooring and look forward to learning more about you.

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