Experiences at Abercrombie & Fitch

I would reccomend that you do the very best that you can and try to accomidate not only th customers but the managers as well. The more you prove your capable and willing to help with any tasks found around the store, the more you will be scheduled and recommended for advancement throughout the company....

Seasonal position in which I worked throughout a couple of summers during college. Served as a representative for the brand, to influence the buying patterns of consumers.
Spent one summer at the Home Office Campus Store where I worked directly with the visual merchandising team to create floor sets/changes that were finalized and then communicated to all individual stores....

I was cross trained with many tasks. It varied day to day from cash register, fitting rooms, stock room, store appearance, customer greeting and assistance.

Read my resume for a quick synopsis, then let's schedule an interview to discuss my work ethic in detail!

I cannot lie. Had a friend not informed me of the available position I probably would have never discovered it; however, my prior work experience and skills, as my I quote my employer, "overqualified me for the position," and led to my success at the retail store.

-Assisted customers and maintained stock levels.
-Demonstrated ability to multitask by working two jobs and attending school full-time.

Basically doing everything to get clothes back onto the floor, including go-backs from fitting rooms, and stock room.

Play the part. It helps if you have a lot of their clothing already, because you are required to dress in the apparel. Be exciting and energetic.

Mount selving, stock, and organize merchandise according to optimal sales presentations provided by the company.

Served as a representative of the unique brand image that is Abercrombie & Fitch. Attended to customers needs and questions. Promoted various aspects of the company including, but not limited to sales-based information. Recruited potential employees for interviewing. Served on occasion as a "greeter" at the storefront....