Free People Seasonal Stylist

Urban Outfitters•Las Vegas, NV
•Onsite

About The Position

A Seasonal Stylist contributes to driving sales by providing each customer with a genuine experience. The role represents the Free People brand and supports a personalized, knowledgeable customer experience on the sales floor, including through the use of technology to stay informed about in-store and online events and offers. The stylist works collaboratively with peers and leadership, contributes to product and styling knowledge, and helps maintain visual, operational, and safety standards while supporting store profitability.

Requirements

  • Love for the Free People brand.
  • Experience in customer service.
  • Experience being a team player.
  • Ability to work flexible hours to meet store needs, including nights, weekends, and holidays.

Responsibilities

  • Represent the brand and company values, and maintain an energized pace on the sales floor.
  • Initiate conversations and share personalized advice and product knowledge with customers in every store zone.
  • Use technology to stay informed about in-store and online events and special offers and enhance the omnichannel customer experience.
  • Contribute to an inclusive, people-first team by being positive, respectful, and helpful.
  • Collaborate with peers and leadership, share ideas, and participate in daily meetings, store initiatives, and brand focuses.
  • Participate in learning and sharing product knowledge, current trends, and personal styling priorities.
  • Maintain Free People's visual and operational standards while keeping the focus on customers.
  • Support the shipment process and learn about new and reshipped products.
  • Follow store safety standards, support inventory accuracy and product-loss reduction, and uphold company policies and procedures.

Benefits

  • Medical benefits.
  • Dental benefits.
  • Vision benefits.
  • Paid time off (PTO).
  • Employee discounts.
  • Retirement savings.
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