A Bookseller is an integral member of the Barnes & Noble bookselling team, welcoming customers, answering questions, and helping readers find suitable titles and products. The role also contributes to store presentation and efficient operations by unpacking and shelving deliveries, tidying displays, and serving customers at the register. Booksellers are expected to demonstrate reliable attendance, flexibility, a positive and considerate approach to colleagues and customers, willingness to learn, and enthusiasm for bookselling. Booksellers receive training and are expected to become proficient with store technology, merchandising, visual presentation, registers, receiving and shelving deliveries, product-finding tools, café support, loss prevention, and de-escalation practices. The work involves physical activity, including prolonged standing, repetitive bending, lifting, and extensive walking. Employees may work in other stores when able and when needed to support the wider Cluster. As their experience grows, Booksellers build knowledge across books and other store categories, maintain sections and backstock, make recommendations, and support sales initiatives and new releases. They are expected to comply with company policies and procedures. As they demonstrate mastery of the role’s skills, they are expected to advance to Senior Bookseller.
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