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A leading cosmetics retailer in Toronto is seeking Seasonal Ambassadors to provide exceptional customer consultations and product demonstrations. This role involves driving sales, educating customers on ethical practices, and maintaining a positive team environment. Ideal candidates have a passion for skincare and customer service excellence. Compensation is $19.50 CAD per hour with flexible scheduling requirements.
Position: Seasonal Ambassadors
Hours: 0-39 hours/week
Contract: Remote/Seasonal (Contract Role)
Seasonal Ambassador
Seasonal Ambassadors at Lush are experts in product and brand knowledge, as well as providing exceptional customer consultations and product demonstrations. Seasonal Ambassadors cultivate strong team relationships and contribute to overall shop excellence in both sales and operations. On the shop floor, they consistently surpass daily sales goals while creating a fun and inclusive team environment that keeps customers coming back for more.
We invite you to think about what would make the customer’s day. Whether it’s providing personalized product recommendations or sharing your knowledge, you have the power to create a unique and memorable experience for every shopper.
For our Seasonal Ambassadors, it’s not just about selling soap – it’s about making a positive impact on the world, one bar at a time!
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Compensation: Toronto Eaton Centre $19.50 CAD per hour
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