Store sales associate vs sales associate sporting goods

Differences between store sales associate and sales associate sporting goods duties and responsibilities

Store sales associate example responsibilities.

• Manage to sales KPI's (including sales and expense budget numbers), assuring efficient and effective use of resources.
• Earn management trust by serving as keyholder, responsibly opening and closing the store.
• Audit all jewelry counts daily, banking deposit log, cashier logs, sales logs.
• Utilize the company's POS system to cash customers out or administer returns to the store.
• Work as a sales associate and keyholder throughout the summer and a bit of the school year.
• Help customers choose jewelry, pierce ears, open and close out register, set up displays.
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Sales associate sporting goods example responsibilities.

• Supervise women's department, manage jewelry department, assist customers on finalizing purchases
• Complete necessary documentation for purchases of firearms and DNR licenses.
• Help maintain a high level of in stock, cleanliness and customer satisfaction.
• Pass a federal and ATF background check, along with federal finger prints.
• Complete customer purchases of firearms and DNR licenses while adhering to company policies.
• Stock all merchandise in sporting goods, sell ammo, also sell hunting and fishing licenses.
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