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Customer Service Associates work in one of the following areas: Appliances, Cabinets, Flooring, Live Nursery, Millwork, Fashion Plumbing, Outlet, Tool Rental, Pro, or Windows & Walls. As a Customer Service Associate, this means:•Being friendly and professional, welcoming customers to Lowe's and helping with home improvement project needs.
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Renewal by Andersen windows are the highest quality replacement windows on the market. Assist in the process of loading and unloading our top-of-the-line replacement windows, patio doors, and entry doors.
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Follows Company policies and procedures related to Freezer/Cooler area by complying with food handling policies; operating, repairing, and sanitizing equipment; following Cold Chain procedures when stocking merchandise; cleaning freezer /cooler/deli area (for example, windows, mirrors, display cases and coolers); monitoring freezer/cooler fans, drains and doors for proper operation; and reporting issues to Management.
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Includes cleaning windows, spot sweeping of floors, dusting of merchandise displays and emptying trashcans as needed. The Retail Customer Service Associate provides flawless customer service to guests of Ole Red Nashville.
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Maintain general order and cleanliness of merchandise location and stockrooms, including cleaning windows, spot sweeping floors, dusting displays, and emptying trashcans as needed. Job DescriptionThe Retail Sales Associate will carry out the company mission of creating authentic and memorable entertainment experiences which inspire people within the retail area of the Opry Shop. This position will adhere to the company service basics while providing flawless service to all our guests and promoting the retail products at the Opry Shop in the Nashville International Airport.
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The Customer Service Associate is responsible for customers’ experience with Lowe’s. The Customer Service Associate responsibilities vary dependent on the department he/she supports. Individuals applying for a role as a Customer Service Associate may be considered for any one of these areas, depending on hiring needs and skillset.
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Functional knowledge of server technology, for Windows, VMWare, and Solaris and also with the deploying and administration of the MS System Center product; experience in monitoring and alerting critical business applications, encompassing APM, infrastructure, network, and hardware.
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