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Palmetto Moon is a fun, energetic company with a relentless focus on customer service. The most important responsibility at Palmetto Moon is taking care of the customer. A Sales Associate reports directly to the Store Manager and management team.
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Job OverviewMobile Associates, Store-in-Store are an integral part of the Retail Team responsible for bringing the T-Mobile brand to life within National Sales partner locations, where active customer engagement is crucial for success.
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Job Description: The OTS Sales Associate is responsible for securing incremental availability of our Pepsico Beverages Portfolio within a variety of customer channels via strategic selling solutions.
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The Retail Sales Associate is responsible for selling furniture, mattresses, and home décor through outstanding customer service in a fast-paced furniture Retail Sales environment.
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You'll be responsible for a variety of duties including providing exceptional customer service, cashiering, merchandising, stocking merchandise, maintaining visual standards and delivering curbside orders to our customers.
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Review Timeline Calendar and set future appointments aligning to customer needs; follow up with customers to remind/set future sales. Sets come back appointments for the complete wedding party including Bridesmaids, Mother-of-the-Bride and Flower Girl. Become the trusted advisor to his or her customer by completing training in a timely manner and continually building product knowledge and fashion trend expertise.
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Responsible for the leadership and operational performance of the furniture department, including furniture sales and related processes, furniture salesperson training, customer service, and merchandising and presentation standards.
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Footlocker is the company to consider As a part-time or full-time Sales Associate you will: Ensure high levels of customer satisfaction by being knowledgeable on all products offered, and teaming up with co-workers to provide excellent sales service; Deliver sales, outstanding customer experience, and operational expectations; Connect with every customer by asking open-ended questions to assess needs; Maintain an awareness of all product knowledge, and current or upcoming product / trends.
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Provide an excellent customer experience to all clients through the answering of phone calls, setting appointments, greeting clients and membership sales and management. Candidates should have a demonstrated history of providing exceptional customer service in prior roles.
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Coordinating delivery between customer and distribution/delivery system Maintaining knowledge of a broad range of furniture styles and products Job Requirements Job Requirements As a Retail Furniture Sales Consultant you must be highly driven and self-motivated to achieve individually while being a supportive team member as you contribute to overall store success and customer satisfaction.
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A Retail Sales Associate, or Sales Advisor, as referred to internally, is responsible for delivering the Best Customer Experience that contributes to the store’s sales and profit.
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Desired Qualifications: The ideal candidate will have prior experience in selling to small businesses or a related field 1-2 years of outside sales or phone sales experience is preferred Excellent interpersonal and customer service skills Strong analytical and problem-solving skills Ability to function well in fast-paced environments Computer literacy and proficiency: video conferencing (Zoom), Gmail, GSuite, Electronic signature, and CRM use.
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Role (Customer Service Advisor) youll have a great opportunity to learn the auto services business. This role is responsible for selling tires, tire related services, mechanical services and providing excellent customer service in a retail store.
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As an Automotive Sales Professional, you will be responsible for assisting customers with their vehicle purchases while providing excellent customer service. Requirements Minimum of two years of customer service preferred, no sales or finance experience required.
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Leverage omni channel offerings to deliver a frictionless customer experience. You will be an expert in product and use this expertise to educate, inform, inspire and outfit the customer.
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