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Receive inbound freight, prepare, and place merchandise on the sales floor per DSW standards, complete markdowns, maintain clearance standards, and organize and maintain the stockroom. This includes but is not limited to the following: clearing trash from the aisles, cash wrap, and stockroom, returning shoes back to their location according to DSW standards, cleaning the associate breakroom and public restrooms, vacuuming, cleaning mirrors and front walkways along with any other housekeeping items deemed necessary.
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Answer questions regarding product and complete customer transactions through either in-store sales or digital orders. Must have the ability to spend up to 100% of working time standing or walking around the store.
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Our Part Time Retail Sales Consultant’s earn between $19.12-$21.91 per hour plus $6850 in annual commissions when sales goals are met. Our Part-Time Retail Sales Consultants working 20-24 hours per week earn an average of 53,364 per year in total compensation.
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This range does not include benefits such as health insurance, paid or unpaid time off work, and/or retirement benefits, unless required by law. Ability to move with tempo to meet time bound expectations.
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All of our employees enjoy paid time off for qualifying sick leave and are also eligible for wilderness first aid certification, annual company retreat and/or camping trip, public transportation assistance, bike commuting allowance, Employee Assistance Program (EAP), Snow Peak gear package, access to third-party outdoor gear discounts, and generous discounts on Snow Peak gear and apparel.
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