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The Support Associate is responsible for supporting a customer and product-focused sales culture where our core principles are at the forefront of all store operations.
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POSITION OBJECTIVE:The Support Associate is responsible for supporting a customer and product-focused sales culture where our core principles are at the forefront of all store operations.
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We believe that the Store Associate role is essential in driving our store's success through inspiring sales brilliance and exceptional service in key areas such as Print and Technology.
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Able to maintain a positive and friendly attitude to provide excellent customer service in a fast-paced museum retail environment. Aid in keeping store management informed as to merchandise and supply needs.
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You will provide superior customer service to our customers and support store leaders in all facets of retail operations to ensure the store is operating at optimal performance.
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Room for advancementContinuous product trainingFlexible scheduleEmployee discountsMinimum Hiring Age - 16 Years of ageEssential Duties and ResponsibilitiesAssist in driving sales, service, and customer experience initiatives in store by demonstrating our selling and service models with all customers.
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The ideal Store Associate should be passionate about sales, delivering exceptional service, and driving operational excellence. The Store Associate will support a customer-centric environment, engagement with the local community, all while contributing to a positive culture aligned with the Office Depot 5C values of Customer, Commitment, Change, Caring, and Creativity.
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As a Campus Retail Associate you will provide superior customer service to our customers and support store leaders in all facets of retail operations to ensure the store is operating at optimal performance.
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Reports To: Captain (Store Manager)/First Mate (Assistant Manager)/Second Mate (Management Trainee) Overview: Responsible for assisting the management team (Captain, First Mates, and Second Mates) in driving sales through exceptional customer service.
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