A Bookseller is an integral member of the Barnes & Noble bookselling team, welcoming customers, answering questions, connecting readers with titles and products, and helping maintain an attractive, efficiently run bookstore. The role includes customer service at the register, unpacking and shelving deliveries, tidying displays, and supporting the café team when needed. Booksellers are expected to be reliable, flexible, positive, considerate of colleagues, cheerful with customers, willing to learn, and enthusiastic about bookselling. Booksellers learn and perform operational tasks using registers, computers, tablets, programs, and other tools. They maintain book and product presentation, support receiving and accurate shelving, locate books and other products using their own knowledge, colleagues, BookMaster, and available information tools, and follow loss prevention and de-escalation procedures. The work involves prolonged standing, repetitive bending, lifting, and substantial walking. Booksellers may work in other stores when able and when needed to support the wider Cluster. As experience develops, Booksellers build knowledge across fiction, nonfiction, children's books, educational toys and games, specialty games, hobbies and collectibles, music and movies, and Newsstand. They use this knowledge to maintain sections and backstock, make customer recommendations, help customers shop, and support sales objectives and new releases. The role offers a career path to Senior Bookseller as skills and expertise develop. Booksellers must comply with company policies and procedures.
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