MANGO
Multifunctional Sales Associate [MSLSS]

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About Mango
At Mango, we are passionate about everything we do. Originating in Barcelona and present in more than 120 countries, we inspire the world with creativity, innovation, and authenticity.
Our multicultural team is the driving force behind our success. We are proud to take fashion further, connecting our unique style with people around the world.
Benefits
As a member of the team, you will enjoy:
- A 35% discount on all our lines
- A flexible remuneration package with tax advantages
- Medical insurance
- Childcare programmes
- Continuous training opportunities, including personalised mentoring and internal development plans
In addition, Mango promotes international mobility in its more than 120 markets, offering opportunities for professional growth on a global level. The company is committed to an inclusive culture, guaranteeing equal opportunities and valuing the authenticity of each employee.
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Responsibilities
- Sell clothing, accessories, footwear, and leather goods, as well as related services such as styling and personal shopping.
- Interact with customers and sales support staff to maximise revenue generation and improve the customer experience.
- Assist and inform consumers about offers, including product selection and purchase, with a thorough knowledge of the organisation's policies.
- Perform store-level support functions, including stocking, customer service, scheduling, day-to-day operations, cashiering, and loss prevention services.
- Assist with online orders if a product is not available in the store.


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Requirements
- At least 6 months of experience in customer service or sales in a fashion, accessories, or retail store is desirable.
- Residence in London city or neighbouring municipalities (essential).
- Availability for part-time work of 12 to 30 hours per week, with rotating shifts, evenings, and weekends.
- Skills: collaboration, teamwork, communication, customer focus, initiative, and innovation.
- We are looking for people who are passionate about the world of fashion.
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