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Sales Associate, Cashier, Inventory Associate, Customer Service Representative, Clerk, Warehouse Clerk, Visual Merchandiser, Cashier, Customer Service Assistant, Customer Service, Product Demonstrator, Sales Associate, Stock Associate, Stocker, Merchandise Associate, Merchandising Associate, Stock Clerk.
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Whether you're providing a quick, friendly checkout experience, helping our customers get the best value for their money, or assisting with payment or exchanges, it's your job as a Cashier Part-Time associate to ensure every customer exits on a high note.
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At Office Depot Inc., the Retail Sales Advisor is a part-time role providing exceptional customer service by performing duties as cashier, provides logistics support, stocking, restocking, down stocking, inventory control, cleaning the store, and protecting company assets.
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While both part-time and full-time positions generally focus on sales and customer service support, you may also be assigned as a cashier or merchandiser/stock associate. As a Retail Sales Associate, you will provide an exceptional customer service experience while driving sales.
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Customer Service, Retail experience including operating front end equipment (for example, cash register), Working with mobile retail applications. Our Member Frontline Cashier Associates are the heart of our front end.
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Cashier, customer service, retail or foodservice experience is great, but not required. Ability to ensure proper food preparation and presentation including making one of our customer-favorites.
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Types of jobs you could find at Fedex FedEx Office Retail Customer Service Associate This employee provides expertise in shipping, printing, signs and graphics. Must be able to perform multiple tasks simultaneously while keeping the retail counter neat and clean.
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If you want an exciting job with one of the largest off-price retail stores in the nation, join the Burlington Stores, Inc. team as a Cashier! Responsibilities:Deliver excellent customer service with a positive, professional attitudeAccurately and efficiently ring on registerProcess layaways, returns, and exchangesPerform other tasks as assigned by manager from time-to-timeCandidates must be able to work a flexible schedule; including nights, weekends and holidays as required.
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As a cahsier/customer service associate you will be responsible for processing member orders, collecting payment, and providing the high level of customer service that our members expect.
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Cashier, customer service, retail sales or foodservice experience is great, but not required. The Restaurant Associate is an entry level opportunity that is responsible for providing prompt, efficient, safe, and courteous quality food service to the guest.
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