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Staying on top of nutritional, wellness Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent preferred Passion to Live Well! A Sales Associate who enjoys interacting with customers and is committed to helping them choose the right products, as well as making recommendations based on your overall product knowledge and understanding of their needs The ability for you to generate sales, not only for the benefit to the company and your store, but for you and your financial well-being.
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High school diploma or GED; Post-secondary education preferred. The Sales Associate enthusiastically facilitates the sale, checkout and delivery processes and ensures a positive Slumberland shopping experience for our customers.
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You are good at: Selling products to customers Providing excellent customer care Communication and friendly conversation Performing at a quick pace while having fun Working as part of a team to accomplish daily goals Coming up with great ideas to solve problems Thinking quickly and offering suggestions Great if you have: Retail and customer service experience Sales associate or cashiering experience High school diploma or equivalent Motivation to advance in your career.
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Sales Associate Job Requirements. Sales Associate Job Benefits. Sales Associate Job Duties. Become a subject matter expert on the products and services offered, practicing selling strategies, and achieve sales objectives set by the leadership team.
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High School Diploma & Vocational Technical School or an Associate Degree in Drafting Design Technology, or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience as determined by the hiring manager and Human Resources.
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Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent with a minimum of five (5) years of experience or High School diploma or equivalent with a minimum of ten (10) years of progressive relevant work experience and practical interior design experience, or a combination of both.
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