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Serving as one of the last points of contact with a customer, Service Clerks have a great opportunity to represent our brand of impeccable customer service, friendliness, as well as detailed knowledge of our business.
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With a hometown culture, a focus on internal growth and promotion, and team-centered servant leadership, Ingles Markets is here to help you grow as a professional from day one until retirement.
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Once you've got the hang of it, you'll spend your day assisting customers at check out by bagging products with care, ensuring customer requests are met, enjoying routine visits outdoors to collect shopping carts and assisting customers and their purchases to their cars, and keeping your department clean and stocked.
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Our president, Jim Lanning, started his career with Ingles Markets in this very position. When you first start, you'll spend time training alongside your most skilled teammates. When Ingles Markets was founded, we established a tradition of giving back to our communities.
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Ideal candidates will possess interpersonal and communication skills which will allow them to provide exceptional customer service while maintaining a high level of productivity, and complying with all safety and sanitation procedures; related experience is a plus; must be available seven days a week, including evenings, and weekends.
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