A Bookseller is an integral member of the Barnes & Noble bookselling team, welcoming customers, answering questions, and helping readers find suitable books and products. The role also supports store operations by maintaining attractive displays, unpacking and shelving deliveries, keeping the store tidy, and operating registers with friendly, professional service. Booksellers are expected to demonstrate reliable attendance, flexibility when scheduling needs arise, a positive and energetic approach, consideration for colleagues, cheerful customer service, willingness to learn, and enthusiasm for bookselling. They receive training in store operations and are expected to become proficient with store technology, merchandising, register operations, receiving and shelving, product lookup, café support when needed, loss prevention, and de-escalation procedures. The work involves prolonged standing, repetitive bending, lifting, and extensive walking. Booksellers may also work at other stores when able and when needed to support the wider Cluster. As they gain experience, Booksellers develop knowledge across books and other store categories, maintain sections and backstock, make recommendations, and support sales objectives and new releases. The role offers a career path toward Senior Bookseller as skills and expertise develop. Employees must comply with company policies and procedures. Benefits depend on scheduled weekly hours and location; the posting describes different benefit packages for employees working under 20 hours, 20–29.99 hours, or 30 or more hours per week.
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