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Sales Associate | Cotswolds Outlet (Part time)

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Joining us as a sales advisor on a permanent basis, part-time hours, you’ll be supporting us to provide exceptional customer service in our stores to customers and to support our management team in achieving sales targets.
What you’ll be doing
- Providing exceptional service to our customers in store
- Communicating effectively with customers, team members and management
- Packing stock carefully to send out to our customers
- Acting as a Reiss Brand Ambassador
What you’ll bring to the role
- Passion and enthusiasm for the Reiss product
- A keen interest in style
- A customer-first approach to your work
- Flexibility and ability to adapt to changing priorities
- Ability to work in a fast-paced retail environment
- Good communication and interpersonal skills
- Good organisational and decision-making skills
- Be a team player
- Good verbal communication skills
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Experience fit
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What we’ll do for you
- Business wear allowance
- Generous employee discount
- Rewarding commission structure
- Wellbeing and financial support through our Employee Assistance Programme
- Fitness discounts
- Accrued holiday pay
If you want to start your story at Reiss as a Sales Associate, don’t miss out - apply now!
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