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A Sales Floor Associate is responsible for merchandising the store and replenishing stock. A Sales Floor Associate is responsible for merchandising the store and replenishing stock.
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Sales Floor Guru Keep our shelves perfectly stocked, our displays appealing, and our store clean. As part of our team, you'll be the heartbeat of our store, keeping the shelves stocked, the coffee brewing, and our customers happy.
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As a sales associate you will act as the point of contact for customers. No experience requited, hiring immediately, appy now. Hiring now with no experience required. As a sales associate you will act as the point of contact for customers.
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Our convenience store and gas station become a central hub for a diverse range of customers, from lunchtime regulars to evening commuters. Inventory Specialist: Manage stock levels and assist in inventory processes, ensuring the store is well-equipped for customer needs.
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To be friendly, courteous and cooperative with other store associates. Responsible for assisting the Customer Service Manager and the Assistant Customer Service Manager in maintaining standards according to Front End Standard Practice Manual, maximizing sales through excellent customer service.
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The Sales Associate is knowledgeable in each product area or department in our store. Asist in the daily operations of the store, including completing work lists, clean up lists, weekly shipments, and store maintenance.
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