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Enjoy answering and assisting customers with their questions via phone or in person regarding products and services we offer. Process sales via Cash register after training provided.
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SCHEELS associates talk-the-talk, and walk-the-walk, with the best product and expert training in the sporting goods industry. average combined hourly + commission) Requirements: Customer Service Genuinely and consistently treat co-workers, customers and business partners like they are the most important person including eye contact, a smile and a genuine “Thank you” Culture Approach daily tasks, projects and follow-up communication with energy and sense of urgencyCultivate a deep desire to become a knowledge expert in their role with the ability to apply their knowledge and experience with great impact.
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Be a Talent Ambassador: Being a brand advocate by valuing the member's experience in the TBC area and modeling high quality service and products; developing, influencing and inspiring others for working in a style that is respectful, supportive and team oriented; understanding the roadblocks and assisting in training team members.
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Successful completion of a state approved training program and current certification in medication administration in state(s) in which he/she practices. Demonstrated competencies in person-directed, elder/resident-directed practice, critical thinking, teamwork, self leadership, and interpersonal effectiveness.
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