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The Customer Service Advisor (CSA) often begins as a Pick-n-Pull Greeter and can work their way up through Part Sales, Parts Specialist and eventually a store Sales Lead through positive work ethics and evaluations.
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The CSA will be present during all peak customer traffic periods which could include weekends, sale days, or any other occasion that would generate high customer flow into the store per the specified store schedule.
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Models / cultivates superior customer service across store departments. - Ensure customer service with efficient throughput. As a Smart Shop Exempt Department Manager, you will oversee department operations which could include perishable departments, center store, Inventory Flow, Receiving, and Shelf Edge, with a specific emphasis in your area of expertise.
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As a Customer Service Representative you will interface with U-Haul customers to identify what they are looking for so that you can recommend the best moving supplies or storage solutions for their moving needs.
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As a Frozen Yogurt Shop Lead Cashier / Customer Service Associate with our hospitality team, you are responsible for leading a food service team to success while providing high-quality customer service to those who visit our store.
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Whether you have experience as a customer service associate, retail team member, cashier, restaurant server, kitchen lead, cook, prep cook, drive-thru cashier or any other restaurant or service-oriented role - we have a position for you.
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Our sales and store support teams, also known as clerks in the grocery world, play an important part in ensuring our stores are clean, organized, and shoppable so that our customers can find exactly what they need to keep their families healthy and fed.
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As a store designer, you will contribute to Starbucks success by supporting the regional store design process to create outstanding store designs in influential markets that uphold the Starbucks Customer Experience.
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Responsibilities include Associate development, customer service, asset protection and store maintenance. Demonstrates Ollie's "Yes I Care, Yes I Can" behaviors in providing exceptional Associate and Customer service experiences; makes sure all company standards are consistently demonstrated in every Associate and Customer interactionEnsure that store standards and company programs meet all operational expectations.
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Willingness to work in other departments of the store as required, e.g., customer service, cashier, grocery, etc. Eagerness to learn product knowledge, customer service standards, and store operations.
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The position will also participate in meetings with the customer service team to maintain expert knowledge about NTTA products or services and discover new communication tactics to best assist customers.
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Delivering exceptional customer service by leading the sales floor and fostering team selling. You have impeccable customer service skills, extensive job knowledge, and exemplary sales performance.
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Ensure the sales floor is adequately staffed from a sales and tactical perspective while serving as a role model for sales associates in sales generation and service by prioritizing the customer experience.
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Handle charge by phone, Back office search functions, Back office The Order Viewer, Flash Seats for Admin, Flash Seats for Customers, Customer Service Basics, Utilizing Wiki, Slack, Five9, Escalation process, Transfer process, Brand protection (Dos and Don'ts), Outlook, including calendar, Quality Assurance, Soft skills, MOD - Method of Delivery, Back Office Refunds, Back Office Exchanges, Submitting Internal Inquiries (case by case scenarios.
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