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 the attractive presentation and efficient operation of the store by unpacking and shelving deliveries, tidying displays, and operating registers to provide quick, friendly, professional service. Booksellers are expected to demonstrate reliable attendance, flexibility in responding to store scheduling needs, a positive and energetic approach to assigned work, consideration for colleagues, cheerful customer service, willingness to learn, and enjoyment of bookselling. They work as part of a busy team and are trained to master operational competencies, including use of store technology, merchandising, register operation, receiving and shelving deliveries, product discovery, café support, loss prevention, and de-escalation. 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. With experience, they are expected to develop bookselling expertise, maintain and present store sections, make recommendations, support sales objectives, and build knowledge across books and other product categories. As they master the role’s skills, they are expected to advance to Senior Bookseller. Booksellers must comply with company policies and procedures. Benefits vary according to scheduled hours and location. The posting lists employee discounts, EAP, sick pay, paid time off, paid maternity and parental leave, company-paid holidays, transit benefits, 401(k) with company match, health coverage, spending accounts, disability benefits, life insurance, and tuition reimbursement for eligible schedules.
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