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While both part-time and full-time positions generally focus on being a cashier, you may also be assigned as a sales assistant or merchandiser/stock associate. 1-year cash handling/cashier or store associate experience preferred, to include greeting customers, assisting in register transactions, and identifying/resolving customer issues.
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Job Details GENERAL SUMMARY: Function as a Cashier and/or Stocker and act in a lead capacity in the absence of the Store Manager or Assistant Store Manager. Assist in maintaining strict cashier accountability, key control, and adherence to company security practices and cash control procedures.
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Minimum of 1 year of retail experience as Cashier, Retail Floor Generalist, or Store Receiver is preferred. Merchandising - Receives inbound freight, prepares and places merchandise on the sales floor per DSW standards, completes markdowns, maintains clearance standards and organizes and maintains the stockroom.
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Sales Associate, Cashier, Inventory Associate, Customer Service Representative, Clerk, Warehouse Clerk, Visual Merchandiser, Cashier, Customer Service Assistant, Customer Service, Product Demonstrator, Sales Associate, Stock Associate, Stocker, Merchandise Associate, Merchandising Associate, Stock Clerk.
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That support sales drivers to ensure that everything in the store is fully stocked and ready to wow guests and influence peers. Participating regularly in ongoing training, including timely completion of daily digital trainings, to enable continuous professional development and drive sales performance.
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Accurately perform cashier duties - handling cash, checks and credit card transactions with precision while following company policies and proceduresDirect customers to merchandise within the storeMaintain the sales floor by restocking shelves, updating pricing information and completing inventory management tasks as directed by managementMaintain cleanliness of all areas including the sales floor, shop and restrooms.
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Lifting, including the ability to lift up to a maximum of 50 pounds on an occasional to frequent basis Experience: No previous retail experience required Some High School Education Preferred Qualifications Minimum of 1 year of retail experience as Cashier, Retail Floor Generalist, or Store Receiver is preferred.
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