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A sales associate is responsible for handling various sales activities in a retail store, including facilitating purchase and providing customer service. Answer customer questions and get a manager if answer doesn't solve the issue.
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Clean shelves, counters, tables, racks, fixtures, employee restroom, stockroom, break room, sweep or mop when assigned. Assisting in maintaining the back stock room and setting up merchandise displays on the sales floor.
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Working with co-workers to keep the sales floor area clean and organized. Greet customers when they walk through the door. Qualifications: Communication skills, customer service skills, dependability in attendance, cheerful and positive attitude that helps improve the customer experience, and the ability to work with a schedule that may be different from week to week.
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Inviting the customer to join our loyalty program. Assist in processing and replenishing merchandise. Participate in preparation for cycle counts. Assist customers in the fitting rooms as needed.
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