Sales Associate

Goodwill Industries of Akron•Medina, OH

About The Position

Goodwill Industries of Akron is hiring an entry-level Sales Associate / Cashier to serve customers and donors while supporting the organization’s community mission. The Sales Associate is the face of the agency and helps provide an excellent customer experience in a busy retail environment. The role includes greeting customers, promoting the Elizabeth Clark Fund and Goodwill Club membership, operating the cash register and point-of-sale system, completing reports and cash-handling tasks, answering phone calls, selecting and pricing donated goods and textiles, and maintaining neat and clean areas. The position requires a flexible schedule that includes weekends, evenings, and holidays as required.

Requirements

  • Ability to operate a cash register, including basic math, computer, and typing skills.
  • Ability to count back change.
  • Ability to lift up to 30 pounds.
  • Customer service skills.
  • Friendly demeanor and excellent interpersonal and verbal communication skills.
  • Reliability and trustworthiness.
  • Ability to work independently while fostering a strong team atmosphere and promoting the agency positively.

Responsibilities

  • Greet customers and donors warmly and provide customer service as the top priority.
  • Inform customers about the Elizabeth Clark Fund and invite them to participate.
  • Encourage customers to sign up for or use their Goodwill Club membership.
  • Assist with purchases by operating the cash register and point-of-sale system accurately and efficiently.
  • Complete donation counts, readings, daily business statements, deposits, and cash drawer balances.
  • Answer phone calls with a friendly, customer-focused manner and listen carefully.
  • Select and price donated goods and textiles in accordance with Goodwill quality control standards.
  • Keep all areas neat and clean.

Benefits

  • Good benefits.
  • Opportunities for career development.
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