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Mobile Associates (MA) work as a member of a Retail Team of Experts to bring the T-Mobile brand to life. Completes training on T-Mobile in-store experience, new skills, and processes, knowledge of systems, and reference resources.
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T-Mobile is synonymous with innovation–and you could be part of the team that disrupted an entire industry! At T-Mobile, our benefits exemplify the spirit of One Team, Together.
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6 months of customer service and/or sales experience, Retail environment preferred. Within the first 90 days working at T-Mobile, Mobile Associates will receive on-the-job training and the opportunity to earn a total of $1,500 while completing training milestones.
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Retail Sales Representatives (RSR) work as a member of a Retail Team of Experts to bring the T-Mobile brand to life. As a Retail Sales Representative, you will be required to successfully complete new employee training.
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T-Mobile doesn't have a corporate ladder-it's more like a jungle gym of possibilities! T-Mobile USA, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Helping customers pick up right where they left off in their shopping journey, whether online, through Customer Care or in-store.
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A big part of how we care for one another is working to ensure our benefits evolve to meet the needs of our team members. Exploring individual needs and providing hands-on demonstrations of the latest and greatest technology in-store.
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This role is a learning role, where new associates are working with their team and proactively building skills and proficiencies, in preparation for the next level up as a Mobile Expert. Approaching service and sales needs with composure, integrity and compassion.
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If you'd like to receive more information about careers at T-Mobile, sign up for the T-Mobile Talent Community today! They are passionate about the connected world and thrive in a fast-paced environment, where technology innovations, customer needs, and the Retail experience are continuously evolving.
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Job OverviewMobile Associates (MA) work as a member of a Retail Team of Experts to bring the T-Mobile brand to life. ◦ Support team initiatives and create an inclusive environment Education:High School Diploma/GED (Required) Work Experience: 6 months of customer service and/or sales experience, Retail environment preferred.
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Legally authorized to work in the United StatesTravel:Travel Required (Yes/No):NoDOT Regulated:DOT Regulated Position (Yes/No):NoSafety Sensitive Position (Yes/No):NoAt T-Mobile, our benefits exemplify the spirit of One Team, Together.
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Becomes skilled with and consistently uses digital tools in interactions and onboarding to actively demonstrate: ◦ How our ever-expanding coverage stacks up in our customer’s neighborhood, providing them with a lightning fast LTE network ◦ Why T-Mobile plans and services will let our customers live unlimited, feel the love, stay connected and go further.
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Establishes relationships with and partners with T-Mobile employees across channels, including business and customer service to: ◦ Collectively own the customer experience and resolve issues, creating a seamless, run-around-free environment.
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Job Responsibilities: Builds proficiency related to serving and selling to our customers, while providing a world-class customer experience and building loyalty by: ◦ Helping customers pick up right where they left off in their shopping journey, whether online, through Customer Care or in-store.
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Required)Competitive drive and proven ability to succeed in a fast-paced sales environment. As a Mobile Associate, you will be required to successfully complete new employee training. (Required)Willingness to work alongside peers and store leaders, learning and sharing ideas, while serving customers and providing resolutions to issues.
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To learn about T-Mobile’s amazing benefits, check out. Side-by-side selling to find personalized solutions beyond the bare-bones device and service plan that keep our customers connected to the people and lifestyle they love, including anything from unique accessories cutting-edge IoT devices.
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