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Assign work and supervise the work of a team operating rolling stock and recycle equipment. Assign work and supervise the work of a team operating rolling stock and recycle equipment. Successful candidates are those who seek to thrive in an environment of operational excellence and accountability.
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We believe books should fill our lives, not our landfills, so we also strive to donate and recycle what we cannot sell. We buy and sell books, records, CDs, collectibles, magazines, videos, DVDs and games.
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America's largest family-owned new and used book retailer, Half Price Books, is looking for enthusiastic and motivated people to work in our fun, fast-paced retail environment to fill the position of Bookseller.
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Be able to make logistical decisions (when to dispose, what to donate or recycle, how to best complete a job, how to package items and load a truck, how to market during downtime). The franchise has been featured on The Oprah Winfrey Show, ABC’s Shark Tank, HGTV’s House Hunters, AMC’s The Pitch, Bravo’s The Millionaire Matchmaker, TLC’s Hoarding: Buried Alive and Fox Business, as well as in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, USA Today, Time magazine, The Huffington Post, Forbes, Inc. and more.
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We promote from within so most everyone starts right here, as a Bookseller. Every day, Booksellers get to work on a variety of tasks, including delivering quality customer service, sharing their knowledge about books, movies, and music with customers and co-workers, operating the cash register, shelving new merchandise, and buying books from the public.
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