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GC Retail Sales Associate Store 769

Guitar Center•Kennesaw, GA

About The Position

Guitar Center is seeking a Retail Sales Associate to create a welcoming, engaging in-store experience for customers and help them find instruments and gear that suit their musical goals. The role involves learning about products and current trends, building customer relationships, contributing to sales goals, and maintaining appealing store displays and organized shelves. The position suits a music enthusiast who enjoys helping customers, working collaboratively, and developing their skills in a fast-paced retail environment.

Requirements

  • Passion for music and a solid understanding of various instruments and products.
  • A proven track record in sales and ability to meet sales targets.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
  • Ability to thrive in a fast-paced retail environment.
  • Strong organizational skills.
  • Problem-solving ability and a goal-driven mindset.

Responsibilities

  • Greet and engage customers, understand their musical goals, and recommend suitable instruments and gear.
  • Meet sales targets and use upselling and cross-selling to help customers enhance their musical setups.
  • Maintain product knowledge, including current product trends and features, to support customers' purchasing decisions.
  • Build relationships with customers, follow up to ensure satisfaction, and develop connections in the local music community.
  • Organize displays, restock shelves, and maintain the store.
  • Work collaboratively with the team and respond to feedback and challenges with a willingness to learn.

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