Harrys London
Sales Associate

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Harrys London
Harrys London is a contemporary footwear brand. We are looking for self-motivated, results driven, organised, individual with experience in footwear. If so, this opportunity is right for you in our London Stores.
In this role, you will be assisting all store operations related matters such as sales, store performance, store maintenance, visual merchandising, and everything else that concerns our daily business always keeping in mind our high standards when it comes to client service.
Responsibilities:
- Supports the Store Management Team in all tasks necessary to the efficient operation of the store.
- Maximizes personal and store sales by providing the highest level of customer satisfaction.
- Ensures to comply with company policies, practices & procedures.
- Adheres to security policy, credit card policies and procedures, returns and exchanges, loans, etc.
- Ensures that all merchandise is properly and attractively displayed including the maintenance of personal and staff areas of responsibility (i.e. Visuals Manager, Training Manager).
- Communicates stock replenishment needs to Store Manager.
- Complies with all store/company policies and procedures.
- Completes any other task as assigned by management.
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- Exceptional customer service skills which has allowed you to build a clientele following that could be nurtured within our brand.
- Footwear retail experience is a bonus
- Previous cash handling experience
- Flexible scheduling.
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- Competitive pay and commission structure
- Life/work balance
- Opportunity to build a career with this amazing British Brand.
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