Lighting specialist vs merchandiser, sales

Differences between lighting specialist and merchandiser, sales duties and responsibilities

Lighting specialist example responsibilities.

• Master delivering technical product information to doctors on training and teaching proper injection technique to achieve optimal results for patients.
• Conduct research using online federal regulations, review Medicare and Medicaid policy and guidelines to complete an accurate and well-support decision.
• Account management for professional contractors and DIY customers.
• Offer advice and guidance for DIY customers on small to moderately size home projects.
• assist customers in the ordering process of ordering doors, windows, and garage doors and openers.

Merchandiser, sales example responsibilities.

• Manage backroom/stock room inventory by organizing pallets, stacking and storing product inventory.
• Negotiate constantly with store managers and floor managers in order to secure POS display space and proper allocation of inventory.
• Assist patients with Critical/Triage calls; document necessary symptoms for medical assistants to determine what medical intervention is necessary.
• Core merchandising skills; all products in distribution and arrange in POG.
• Make sure that compliance are met for client according to POG for reset, remodel or setup of new store.
• Build rapport and communicate effectively with ASM management and externally with all customers.