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Maintain store standards for visual merchandising, cleanliness, safety; retrieves merchandise from sales floor, stock room, or other inventory locations. From ensuring product availability on the sales floor to creating eye-catching visual displays to addressing customer inquiries to running an efficient check out process, our associates create memorable customer experiences while simultaneously assisting the Store Leadership team support Columbia Sportswear Company’s mission of “Connecting Active People with Their Passions.
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The Retail Sales Associate is responsible for building the customer relationships that are the foundation of Ashley HomeStore’s retail sales success. Overall, the Retail Sales Associate contributes to the Ashley high performance culture by modeling our core values and engaging in sales activities that keep the Ashley brand as the #1 home furnishings market leader in style, selection, quality and value.
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Assist in maintaining the sales floor, including restocking of products and merchandising. They handle the sales transactions at the point of sale in an efficient, friendly, and accurate manner.
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