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Crew positions are entry level opportunities with both full and part time possibilities to fit your schedule.
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As a Warehouse Associate, you will: Load and unload pallets and individual cases to and from trailers; Pick appropriate cases according to order; Load trailers via carts or stack cases on the floor of a truck trailer; Receive and distribute product and assist in weekly product inventory; Perform general housekeeping and specific sanitation tasks.
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Process sales transactions at the POS (point-of-sale) system, handle cash and provide accurate change. - Assist in setting up displays and organizing shelves; ensure that the sales floor is well-maintained.
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bealls and Home Centric are a part of Bealls Inc., a family owned and operated business where “We Outfit the Family for Less”.
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Footlocker is the company to consider As a part-time or full-time Sales Associate you will: Ensure high levels of customer satisfaction by being knowledgeable on all products offered, and teaming up with co-workers to provide excellent sales service; Deliver sales, outstanding customer experience, and operational expectations; Connect with every customer by asking open-ended questions to assess needs; Maintain an awareness of all product knowledge, and current or upcoming product / trends.
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Handle all sales transactions while operating assigned cash register. Assist with unloading trucks. Fully cross-trained to assist with cash register operations, customer service and stock replenishment.
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Because the Lot Associate is often the first and last associate to interact with customers as they enter or leave the store, customer service plays a vital role in this position. Because the Lot Associate is often the first and last associate to interact with customers as they enter or leave the store, customer service plays a vital role in this position.
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Maintains a pleasant, friendly, cooperative attitude with customers, co-workers and supervisors. High level of integrity and honesty; will be responsible for handling cash. Strong verbal communication skills to allow for proper interaction with customers.
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As a Warehouse Associate you will: Efficiently sort, handle, and load freight into and unload it from over-the-road equipment, containers, city trailers, and/or straight trucks; Comply with all company policies, as well as legal requirements, regarding handling of cargo, securing freight, and ensuring the safety of the operation; Comply with all company policies, as well as legal requirements, regarding handling of cargo, securing freight, and ensuring the safety of the operation.
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Chrysler Sales Representative / Automotive Sales Professional. Don't have automotive sales experience? Follow up with existing and potential customers to generate leads and close sales.
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