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Parachute Home is seeking a Part Time Sales Associate in New York. You will welcome customers, share product knowledge, and support daily store operations with a focus on delivering the Parachute brand experience.
You’ll collaborate with the team to meet KPIs, utilize POS and CRM systems, and participate in events to grow the Parachute community. A High School diploma is required, and weekend availability is essential.
Parachute’s mission is to help you feel at home. It’s what inspires our retail store teams to come together every day to enhance the quality of our customers’ lives at home. Because we believe that when we take care of our home, it takes care of us.
As a member of our retail team, you’ll play an integral role in building a Parachute community within your local area. You’ll work collaboratively, provide subject matter expertise on all things cozy, and have fun while doing it. We put the customer at the center of everything we do, and we want you to be part of that at Parachute!
Our Part Time Sales Associates bring energy to the Parachute customer experience, with their expert knowledge of Parachute products and by warmly welcoming everyone to our space. They are collaborative, action oriented, results driven, and flexible. They possess a strong sense of teamwork and openness that embodies Parachute’s ethos, bringing the Parachute brand experience to customers at the highest standard.
Other duties as assigned. Duties, tasks and responsibilities may change as directed or as needed by the business.
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