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As champions of the Bobs Way our Sales Associates find satisfaction in assisting customers with their interior design needs, offering world class customer service with a low pressure, honest, gimmick free and enjoyable shopping experience.
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Provide world class customer service and offer customers an unforgettable shopping experience. Greet and engage customers, uncovering their home furnishing needs and helping them make their design vision become a reality.
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Basic computer skillsPrevious sales experience in retail commission based sales environment is a plus, but not requiredStrong organizational skillsBob’s Discount Furniture is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to reasonably accommodating qualified persons with disabilities to enable them to perform the essential duties of their position.
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Develop and maintain a customer base through networking and client follow up to ensure customer satisfaction before and after the sale. Previous sales experience in retail commission based sales environment is a plus, but not required.
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Energetic, self-motivated sales professional with exceptional interpersonal, listening and communication skills, bilingual a plus! A competitive Hourly Advance / Draw vs Commission pay structure with bonus potential.
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Our Sales Associates are a major driving factor behind Bob’s Discount Furniture’s success and expansive growth in the retail industry. "No phony sales, no phony gimmicks, just everyday low prices and value.
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Generating sales through a low pressure consultative approach. Take advantage of Bob’s Bail Out Program. At Bob’s you can expect an environment dedicated to your individual success and a rewarding career with room for professional advancement.
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Flexibility to work a 5 day retail schedule that includes nights, weekends (both Saturdays and Sundays for Full Time, either / or for Part Time), and most holidays. Competitive, goal oriented nature with the ability to work well in a team environment.
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Life insurance – Employer paid basic Life Insurance, with the option to add Voluntary Life Insurance as well! The flexibility of working a Retail Schedule (weekends, evenings & holidays) 401(k) Profit Sharing Plan – Generous Company match.
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