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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. Our opportunities in Sales, Merchandise, Operations, Customer Service, Warehouse, Marketing, and other areas let you express your creativity and commitment to excellence, grow your career and make a difference to your Macy's colleagues and customers.
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Previous cosmetic or fragrance sales experience a plus. Collaboration: Partnership with the total Beauty team to drive sales and deliver the customer experience. Join in pre-selling and sales-boosting events to increase sales and reach personal sales targets.
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You are focused on building a client base and nurturing strong client relationships in order to meet sales goals. Use our clientele program to connect with customers, achieve sales goals, inform about promotions and product launches, and enroll customers in our rewards program.
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Sales: Ability to build relationships with customers, achieve sales goals, and participate in pre-selling and sales-boosting events. Bring your creativity, energy, and ideas to the Macy's team – Apply Today.
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At Macy's, Inc. we're on a mission to create a brighter future with bold representation for all. Now is an exciting time for a Macy's career as we continue to focus on creating exciting and memorable experiences for every Macy's customer, whether their journey starts online or in the store.
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Use our clientele program to build relationships with customers, meet sales goals, share promotions and product launches, and engage customers in our rewards program. Participate in pre-selling and sales-driving events to maximize sales and reach personal sales goals.
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Enthusiasm for the beauty industry and the skills to provide outstanding customer care. Makeup application: Show and teach the use of all beauty products by applying them on the customer. Employee Assistance Program (mental health counseling and legal/financial advice.
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Follow hygiene standards and asset protection control and compliance procedures. Both a product educator and beauty enthusiast, you specialize in making our customers feel beautiful and confident. Resources for continuous learning, career growth, and leadership development.
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Show and teach the use of all beauty products by applying them on the customer. Health and Wellness Benefits across medical, dental, vision, and additional insurance. Subject Matter Expertise: Proficiency in vendor line(s) and beauty trends serving as a knowledgeable resource in this area.
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This position requires lifting, constant moving, standing, reaching with arms and hands, stooping, kneeling, crouching, and climbing ladder. Fully-Funded education benefits - may include 100% of tuition, books, and fees.
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Continuous learning: S elf-driven to keep up with Macy’s beauty product knowledge and beauty trends and stay current with all training through Macy’s educational resources. Use point of sale technology and applications to help in selling and fulfilling of customer orders.
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Stay current with all training through Macy’s educational resources, including attending Vendor trainings and virtual trainings as requested. Build a relationship with customers by introducing them to beauty products and finding out their hidden needs.
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You embrace innovation by leveraging new selling ideas and are comfortable communicating with customers virtually and via phone. Technology: Utilize point of sale technology and applications to help in selling and fulfilling customer orders.
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Benefits include 401k, medical/vision/dental/life/disability insurance options, PTO accruals, Holidays, and more. Product knowledge: Good understanding of the beauty products you are selling and be able to give expert guidance to customers based on their wants, features, and choices.
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Collaboration: Partnership with the Prestige and total Beauty team to drive line sales and deliver the customer experience. Driven to achieve a daily sales goal through customer interaction, client outreach, relationship building and recruiting new customers to the brand.
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