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In this role, you will represent the T-Mobile brand and meet customers’ wireless needs. T-Mobile Premium Retailer – Wireless Vision. WA Full-Time Retail Sales Representative (Bilingual Preferred.
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NY Full-Time Retail Sales Representative. Then a Retail Sales Representative role with Wireless Vision would be a perfect fit for you. Participate in marketing efforts to solicit new business, including but not limited to outbound calling, community involvement, outreach programs, and promoting the brand inside and outside the store/retail location.
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Full-Time Retail Sales Representative. Work with store management in opening, closing and operating the retail facility, including but not limited to cash handling, inventory count and deposits as governed by operations control standards.
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Must be able to stand for long periods of time (up to 9 hours) on the sales floor. Ensure maintenance of store appearance, back room, restrooms and individual work area according to the retail store standards.
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Part-Time Retail Sales Representative. Minimum of 6 months experience in retail or another environment with a strong customer focus. Assist with all functions within a retail store in compliance with Wireless Vision policies and procedures.
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Assist customers with service activations, changes and bill payments, respond to billing inquire equipment replacement, sell accessories and process price plan changes and upgrades. Provide exceptional customer service to individuals visiting the Wireless Vision store, including greeting customers, answering phones and assessing their needs.
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CO Full-Time Retail Sales Representative. $14.70 - $18.55 per hour (Position eligible to earn commission based on company-established sales metrics) CO Full-Time Retail Sales Representative.
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CA Full-Time Retail Sales Representative. $16.25 -$18.70 per hour (Position eligible to earn commission based on company-established sales metrics) CA Full-Time Retail Sales Representative.
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Engage in service selling and right fitting the customer with the appropriate total technology solution. Wireless Vision is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer and a Drug Free Workplace. Complete accurate paperwork and transactions according to company policies and procedures.
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Build customers confidence by making their experience comfortable and simple while meeting their needs. Exceed monthly revenue goals through acquiring new customer accounts, maximizing existing customers’ accounts to identify revenue opportunities, and excelling in quality metrics.
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As a member of the store team, you will work as a team to meet both personal and company goals! Do you naturally make connections with people everywhere you go? Share customer experience with the rest of your team, including Management.
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