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As a Torrid Sales Associate, you'll provide the Torrid Connection to every customer through your genuine ability to make our customer feel comfortable, cared for and confident. A competitive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, mental health resources, 401k with company match, life insurance, short-term disability, vacation and sick time available, paid company holiday, employee stock purchase program (ESPP) and jury duty.
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Team Requirements Must be at least 18 years of age We encourage applications from candidates who: Have no experience or returning to the workforce Have military experience Do not have a high school or college degree We are also looking for associates with experience in Retail, Stock, Customer Service, Cashiers, Sales Representatives, Driver and/or Warehouse work.
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May be required to climb ladder or ascend/descend stairs in order to stock and/or acquire merchandise for sale. Sample Responsibilities:Performs sales and customer service responsibilities.
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Maintain store standards for visual merchandising, cleanliness, safety; retrieves merchandise from sales floor, stock room, or other inventory locations. As a Retail Associate you’ll serve as a brand ambassador and ensure exceptional in-store experiences through positive customer interaction.
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Maintain a clean and organized sales floor, checkout, fitting room, and stock room to ensure the store is safe and inviting to customers. The Sales Associate is responsible for providing a great in-store shopping experience for our retail customers while assisting with additional tasks such as stocking, cleaning, folding merchandise, etc.
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As a sales associate in Apparel, Entertainment, Toys, Sporting Goods. You'll find that being a sales associate will keep you moving. It's up to you to keep your aisles neat and clean, work with multiple supervisors and fellow associates, stock shelves, and answer tricky questions.
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A Sales Associate is a position responsible for supporting the Store Leadership Team in achieving all Company goals and initiatives. Able to reach overhead, bend, kneel, and carry product, necessary for customer service, inventory re-stock, processing shipment and store merchandising.
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A Sales Floor Associate is responsible for merchandising the store and replenishing stock. A Sales Floor Associate is responsible for merchandising the store and replenishing stock.
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Franchisees typically rely on Sales Associates to provide outstanding service, maintain a clean, customer friendly environment, stock and merchandise products, and operate the register. Perform cashier duties (ring sales and maintain cash control.
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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. Maintain store safety and cleanliness standards on the sales floor, stock room, lockers, kitchen, bathroom, etc.
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Fully cross-trained to assist with cash register operations, customer service and stock replenishment. Handle all sales transactions while operating assigned cash register. Assist with unloading trucks.
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We’re on the search for a Seasonal Sales Associate that will help lead our civic minded, pop culture driven brand. As a BoxLunch Seasonal Sales Associate, you'll be a huge part of our success by providing the best customer service, ensuring that fellow fans can get their hands on the merch they love.
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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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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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The Retail Sales Associate is responsible for enhancing the experience of customers and driving profitable sales by providing proactive consultative sales assistance and support to the customer, achieving department standards and goals, and performing sales-support activities to maintain a clean, in-stock, orderly, and well-merchandised sales floor for conducting sales activities.
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