Part-Time Sales Associate, Soho - New York, United States - Parachute Home

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**Part-Time Sales Associate, Soho**

at Parachute Home New York, NY We are seeking a positive, hardworking, customer-facing Part-Time Sales Associate for our Soho store.

**RESPONSIBILITIES**

Provide best-in-class customer care and elevated service.

Deliver a positive, personalized experience one customer at a time.

Develop meaningful customer connections and build neighborhood community.

Possess expert knowledge of Parachute branding and products.

Help maintain organization, cleanliness and inventory levels of the store.

Assist with opening and closing functions.

Process incoming returns and exchanges.

Meet / beat sales goals.

Due to COVID-19, you'll be expected to do daily temperature checks, wear masks, do regular washing breaks and disinfecting after each customer.

**QUALIFICATIONS**

Must be available to work weekends and during the holiday season.

Retail sales, showroom or customer service experience is required.

Experience using a point of sale system is preferred.

Ability to lift 10 pounds on a regular basis.

Self-motivated team player with a positive, can-do attitude.

Experience in and a passion for home interiors is preferred.

Must be punctual and report to our Soho store location

Our belief is that when we take care of our home, it takes care of us. Home is an extension of the self. It offers a sense of belonging and welcomes all with ease and warmth. It's where we recharge, wash off the day and rest up for tomorrow. Home is the most comforting word there is. Thats why they say theres no place like it. The unmistakable feeling of home is what inspired us to create Parachute. To responsibly make essential, lasting items that transform a house into so much more.

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