The Hallmark Merchandiser works independently in assigned retail stores to maintain, organize, and showcase Hallmark products and displays. The role involves building relationships with store teams, monitoring inventory, optimizing product placement, and serving as the face of Hallmark. Merchandisers may also support colleagues in other territories and, on occasion, work with products from other companies in the stores they service. The work has three main components: day-to-day merchandising, seasonal holiday support, and department resets. Day-to-day work includes restocking and organizing merchandise, monitoring inventory, communicating with a supervisor, reporting time, providing feedback, and completing surveys using a Hallmark-provided mobile device. Holiday periods can bring additional workdays and extended hours; some holiday work may be required. Reset assignments may involve building or installing fixtures, relocating products or card departments, and resetting card sections. Remodel assignments are typically communicated two weeks in advance. This is a physically demanding position involving work on retail selling floors and in back stockrooms. Merchandisers must frequently handle loads up to 30 pounds and occasionally handle loads up to 50 pounds, and may need to kneel, squat, walk, stand, climb stairs, or use step ladders. The role is part-time, with a variable work-week schedule averaging 10–14 hours weekly. Starting pay is $15.00–$17.00 per hour depending on skills and experience. Paid training is provided through live, hands-on instruction and virtual classroom training.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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