Work history
Lead Sales Associate
tags:
customer service
• cash handling
• water testing
• key holder
How would you describe your time at Leslies Pool Supply?
I also worked as a seasonal sales associate with Leslie's from May 2006-Sept 2006 and April 2007-Sept 2007. In Sept 2007 I was promoted to a full-time, Lead Sales Associate position.
The responsibilities of this job include assisting customers from greeting to closing. Many times a customer's needs include water testing, quoting for large purchases (such as pools, hot tubs and/or equipment), ordering items and assisting the customer to their car with their final purchases.
As LSA I am a key-holder. When the manager is not in the store, I am expected to open and close the store, resolve customer issues, receive in merchandise and assist the part-time associates.... 
Sales Associate
tags:
customer service
• cashier
• stock
How would you describe your time at Joann's Craft and Fabric?
My job consisted of mostly working as a cashier and helping customers as needed. I was also expected to stock out merchandise, and keep the store tidy through out the day. After store hours the store was throughly tidied and swept. All merchandise from the returns made during the day were also put back....
Sales Associate
tags:
cleaning
• cashier
• customer service
• stock
How would you describe your time at Fashion Bug?
My main responsibilities at Fashion Bug included greeting customers and assisting them as needed. I was also expected to complete all throw backs (putting away the clothes customers tried on and did not buy), and keeping the store in a tidy order. At the end of every night I vacuumed the store and cleaned the glass entrance doors.
After I had been with the company for a couple of months, I was able to work as a cashier part of the time....
Office Assistant
tags:
cleaning
• filing
• organizing
How would you describe your time at Mark Kauffman Photography S...?
I worked as an office assistant, organizing and cleaning the office. I did filing and correlating as well.
