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As a Family Dollar Customer Service Representative you will be responsible for providing exceptional service to our customers. Experience: Prefer experience working in retail, hotel, restaurant, grocery or drug store environments.
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Dollar Tree and Family Dollar are Equal Opportunity employers. Ability to follow directives and interpret retail operational documents as assigned. Accurately handles customer funds and processes transactions using the POS system.
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Skills and Competencies: Customer Focus, Developing Potential, Results Driven, Strong Organizational Skills, Communication Skills, Problem Solving/Decision Making, Job Knowledge and Relationship Management.
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Remains constantly aware of customer activity to ensure a safe and secure shopping environment. Provides customer engagement in positive and approachable manner. Family Dollar is seeking motivated individuals to support our Stores as we provide essential products at great values to the communities we serve.
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Helps in the unloading of merchandise from delivery trucks, organizes merchandise, and transports merchandise from stockroom to sales floor. Store Family Dollar. Assists in maintaining a clean, well-stocked store for customers during their shopping experience.
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From floor level to above shoulder height; must be able to meet demands of frequent walking, standing, stooping, kneeling, climbing, pushing, pulling and repetitive lifting, with or without reasonable accomodation.
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Availability: Ability to work flexible, full-time schedule to include days, evenings, weekends and holidays. Performs all other duties as assigned in order to maintain an effective and profitable store operation.
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Independently stocks shelves and recovers merchandise in the store. Key priorities include greeting customers, assisting them with selection of merchandise, completing transactions, and answering questions regarding the store and merchandise.
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Physical Requirements: Ability to regularly lift up to 40lbs. Education: Prefer completion of high school or equivalent. and occasionally, up to 55 lbs.
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Physical Requirements: Ability to regularly lift up to 40lbs. Education: Prefer completion of high school or equivalent. and occasionally, up to 55 lbs.
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Physical Requirements: Ability to regularly lift up to 40lbs. Education: Prefer completion of high school or equivalent. and occasionally, up to 55 lbs.
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