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Repetitive
$27,000
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Cashiers process payments from customers purchasing goods and services.
DutiesCashiers typically do the following:
In some establishments, cashiers have to check the age of their customers when selling age-restricted products, such as alcohol and tobacco. Some cashiers may have duties not directly related to sales and customer service, such as mopping floors, taking out the trash, and other custodial tasks. Others may stock shelves or mark prices on items.
Cashiers use scanners, registers, or calculators to process payments and returns or exchanges of merchandise.
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Cashiers are trained on the job. There are no formal education requirements to become a cashier.
EducationAlthough most jobs for cashiers have no specific education requirements, some employers may prefer applicants with a high school diploma or equivalent. Cashiers should have a basic knowledge of mathematics, because they need to be able to make change and count the money in their registers.
TrainingCashiers receive on-the-job training, which may last a few weeks. An experienced worker typically helps new cashiers learn how to operate equipment such as scanners or registers.
AdvancementWorking as a cashier is often a steppingstone to other careers in retail. For example, with experience, cashiers may become customer service representatives, retail sales workers, or sales managers.
Important QualitiesCommunication skills. Cashiers must pay attention to customers’ questions and explain pricing.
Customer-service skills. Cashiers must be courteous and friendly when helping customers.
Dexterity. Cashiers use their hands to operate registers and scan purchases.
Integrity. Cashiers must calculate payments accurately and be trusted to process customers’ financial information.
Patience. Cashiers must be able to remain calm when interacting with customers.
Physical stamina. Cashiers stand for long periods.
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Gender | |
Male 53.1% |
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Female 35.9% |
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Unknown 11.0% |
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Ethnicity | |
White 60.5% |
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Hispanic or Latino 24.8% |
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Asian 5.3% |
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Black or African American 5.0% |
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Unknown 4.4% |
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Foreign Languages Spoken | |
Spanish 63.3% |
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German 13.3% |
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Arabic 6.7% |
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Bosnian 3.3% |
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Somali 3.3% |
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French 3.3% |
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Polish 3.3% |
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Croatian 3.3% |
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Schools | |
Arizona State University 13.3% |
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Pima Community College 10.2% |
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Glendale Community College 8.7% |
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Metropolitan State University of Denver 7.1% |
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Mesa Community College - Boswell 6.6% |
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Front Range Community College 6.1% |
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Grand Canyon University 5.6% |
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Northern Arizona University 5.1% |
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Red Rocks Community College 5.1% |
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University of Phoenix 5.1% |
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Community College of Denver 4.1% |
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Colorado State University 3.6% |
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Mohave Community College 3.1% |
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Everest College - Phoenix 3.1% |
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University of Arizona 2.6% |
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Central Arizona College 2.6% |
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University of Colorado at Colorado Springs 2.0% |
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Arapahoe Community College 2.0% |
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Heald College - Central Administrative Office 2.0% |
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Cochise College 2.0% |
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Majors | |
Business 22.9% |
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General Studies 8.9% |
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Criminal Justice 5.7% |
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Medical Assisting Services 5.7% |
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Health Care Administration 5.4% |
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Accounting 5.4% |
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Computer Science 5.1% |
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Nursing 5.1% |
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Pharmacy 4.5% |
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Psychology 4.1% |
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Communication 3.5% |
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Kinesiology 3.2% |
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Computer Information Systems 3.2% |
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Management 2.9% |
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Liberal Arts 2.5% |
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Elementary Education 2.5% |
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Political Science 2.5% |
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Culinary Arts 2.2% |
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Automotive Technology 2.2% |
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English 2.2% |
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Degrees | |
Other 41.6% |
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Bachelors 24.4% |
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Associate 21.6% |
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Certificate 6.3% |
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Masters 2.8% |
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Diploma 2.6% |
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License 0.4% |
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Doctorate 0.4% |
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