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Job titleNike South Congress Retail Sales Associate Part-Time ("Athlete")LocationAustin, TexasNIKE, Inc. is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment for all NIKE employees and job applicants and offers a number of accommodations to complete our interview process including readers and sign language, accessible and single location for in-person interviewers, modified equipment/devices and closed captioning.
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The Company operated 2,271 retail stores with 1,722 pharmacies, 401 associated fuel centers, 22 dedicated distribution centers and 19 manufacturing facilities. Our sales and store support teams, also known as clerks in the grocery world, play an important part in ensuring our stores are clean, organized, and shoppable so that our customers can find exactly what they need to keep their families healthy and fed.
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As a Retail Mobile Sales Associate with Verge Mobile, you will be connecting with customers and delivering exceptional customer service by selling T-Mobile products and services to our current and potential customers.
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Floor & Decor’s Sales Associates play a key role in continuously providing customers with friendly, accurate service and support in finding products to complete their project. If you love to learn and have a passion for helping others, come join us on our sales floor.
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If you are an enthusiastic person capable of staying focused, demonstrating a great eye with an attention to detail, have a passionate focus on helping any customer, and are a great team player, this can be the right place for you as a Retail Mobile Sales Associate.
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Job OverviewMobile Associates, Store-in-Store are an integral part of the Retail Team responsible for bringing the T-Mobile brand to life within National Sales partner locations, where active customer engagement is crucial for success.
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Sales Associate (Part-Time), J.Crew Retail, The Domain. Retail Sales, Fashion Retail, Retail, Fashion. As a Sales Associate, you act as a brand ambassador bringing your own personal style, passion for the product and welcoming energy to the sales floor each day.
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Serve as a Brand storyteller to create experiences that drive sales and achieve store goals, with the customer as the primary focus. Support sales floor, fitting room, cash wrap, back of house, as required.
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Optical Retail Sales Associate Full Time. The Retail Sales Associate, also known as a Retail Optician, will primarily assist patients in selecting the eyeglass frames, lenses and lens coatings that best suit their needs.
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As a Lowe's Retail Sales Associate – Part-Time , you are the key to our customers' positive shopping experiences. We are happy you have taken time out of your day to check out this Retail Sales Associate opportunity with Lowe's.
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Maintains all organizational, cleanliness, and recovery standards for the sales floor and participates in the maintenance/cleanliness of the entire store. Accurately processes and prepares merchandise for the sales floor following company procedures and standards.
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Galls is looking for a Retail Sales Associate – Full Time (Austin, TX) Monday – Friday Daytime Shifts. As a Retail Sales Associate in a Galls store, you must provide exceptional customer service to our exceptional public safety professionals.
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Musical Passion: You're not just a sales leader; you're a musician who understands the art and craft of music. Become a Sales Rockstar at Guitar Center! Build a Dream Team: Recruit, train, and develop a high-performing sales crew that shares your enthusiasm for music and sales.
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Support sales floor, fitting room, check out, and back of house processes, as required. We use business as a force for good by putting people and the planet right up there with profit, which is why Athleta is a certified B Corp. Ready to make a move.
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As a Cosmetic Sales colleague, also known as a Beauty Advisor, your focus is to support the Beauty needs of our customers to drive sales. Previous cosmetic or fragrance sales experience a plus.
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