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You will identify the customers needs through utilization of the Lovesac proprietary selling process through demonstrating, quoting and closing sales, providing a customized shopping experience.
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Currently, we are seeking to hire a Sales Associate who will have a passion for our products and our customers, creating a unique experience for them. Minimum of 1-2 years of related sales experience.
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LoveMattersThe Role: Currently, we are seeking to hire a Sales Associate who will have a passion for our products and our customers, creating a unique experience for them. QualificationsRequirements & Qualifications:Minimum of 1-2 years of related sales experience.
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Associate pay will vary based on factors such as qualifications, experience, skill level and competencies. Consistent ability to work both offsite and report into designated Touchpoint, or Corporate Headquarters as required and in accordance with Lovesac policies, CDC and State Guidelines.
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Requirements & Qualifications:Minimum of 1-2 years of related sales experience. Here at Lovesac, our Lovesac Family is comprised of a diverse team who exemplify the following values:Core Values: Top Ambition, Willing to sweep floors, GritAspirational Values: Customer Centricity, Only A Players, Executional Excellence, ConsciousnessTable-Stakes Values: Positive, Passionate, Collaborative, Flexible, Self-starting, Self-aware, Candid, Empathetic, Inclusive, Insatiable Learners.
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Support Lovesac Vendors as needed with local offsite events. Lovesac is an Equal Opportunity employer and considers all applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religious creed, ancestry, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression, pregnancy, age, national origin, marital status, disability, military status, genetic information or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.
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Offer additional financing options to the customer including but not limited to Lovesac credit card and secondary financing programs, etc. Our Purpose:At Lovesac, we are committed to bringing Total Comfort to millions of homes.
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Maintain inventory integrity through accurate processing of all POS transactions (i.e., sales, returns and exchanges) providing accurate information to clients. From Sactionals The Worlds Most Adaptable Couch, to Sacs The Worlds Most Comfortable Seat, Lovesac products provide peace of mind where others cannot.
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In addition to selling inside our touchpoint you will share that passion for the brand and product through utilization of social media outlets, hosting live demonstrations, engaging in live chats and posting content in an effort to grow brand awareness and sales revenue.
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At Lovesac, we are committed to bringing Total Comfort to millions of homes. Represent Lovesac on social media platforms, showcasing features and benefits and the uniqueness of our product platform.
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We LOVE that you are interested in learning more about this role and what makes Lovesac unique! Must comply with the standards, policies and procedures outlined in the Lovesac Employee Handbook.
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We purposefully and meaningfully weave DEI into every aspect of our business. This enables a new way of living, where people can continue to invest in, add to, and evolve their furniture instead of adding it to the landfill which is good for families and our environment.
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Our products can adapt to fit almost any space and style and look like new forever. Partner with store management to ensures that all customer service issues are resolved, and enhance all aspects of customer service, including order management.
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Participate in ensuring that store standards are maintained (i.e., merchandising, marketing, store cleanliness, appropriate floor replenishment, backroom organization, safety, etc.) That means having furniture that can evolve along with them as life unfolds.
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Be able to move objects (including medium to large furniture items up to 75 pounds) from a lower to a higher position or horizontally from position-to-position or be able to assemble furniture while working on the selling floor or in our warehouse.
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