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Must be able to work some morning and evenings shifts, and one weekend shift every week. This position plays an integral role within our Inside Sales team and overall strength of our company.
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This job is eligible to participate in IP’s Sales Incentive Plan. Category/Shift: Salaried Full-Time Physical Location:Midwest Region The Job You Will Perform: Responsible for professionally and effectively representing NAC in the packaging marketplace.
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Ability to stand and walk for the majority of work shift, frequently bend, squat and twist, lift up to 50 lbs., climb a ladder to reach merchandise and or supplies, and see and distinguish between fabric patterns and colors.
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Safety Advocate: Ensure a secure and safe shopping environment during the varied dynamics of the mid/second shift. Dynamic Work Environment: Experience the vibrant and varied pace of the mid/second shift.
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Position Summary:At Dunkin' Donuts, the Shift Manager is responsible for ensuring product quality and availability, efficiency and excellent customer service, effective staff management and problem solving.
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Cracker Barrel values internal development- whether you want to become an Employee Training Coordinator, a Shift Leader, a Restaurant or Retail Manager, or come join us at our Home Office in Lebanon, TN to work in corporate support for our stores; we are committed to helping you reach your personal career goals.
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As a crucial member of our dynamic 3rd shift crew, you'll be at the forefront of providing exceptional service to our customers while enjoying the excitement of the night. Shift Change Dynamism Play a crucial role in the shift change process by expertly counting money at the beginning and end of each shift.
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Retail Sales Associate - Part-time. Consistently demonstrate the benchmark selling techniques for retail sales, custom clothing sales, and special occasion rentals. Continuously encourage and participate in team selling and positively impact the achievement of the store sales volume and metrics goals.
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As a Retail Sales team member, you will have flexible hours (full or part time) and the opportunity for promotion and continued development! We have a unique role of the Employee Training Coordinator at each location and their purpose is to help you be successful in your role.
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Why Join Us:Dynamic Work Environment: Experience the vibrant and varied pace of the mid/second shift. Overview Step into the heart of the day as a Mid/Second Shift Associate! This shift is perfect for those who enjoy the bustling midday and early evening hours.
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