Eric Blackwell JR.

Unloaded delivery trucks, sorted freight in backroom, and stocked merchandise on sales floor shelves during afternoon and evening shifts.

Defined primary duties to manage daily operations effectively.

• Truck Unloading: Unload incoming general merchandise or grocery trucks and sort freight onto pallets or carts.
• Shelf Stocking: Replenish products in assigned departments (such as consumables, grocery, or pets).
• Maintained neat aisles, faced products forward, and disposed of plastic, cardboard, and trash to ensure a clean shopping environment.
• Greeted shoppers, answered questions, and assisted customers in locating items on the sales floor to enhance shopping experience.

As a Kid Check Attendant I would act as a security and guest-relations role, responsible for verifying that every child leaves with the same adult they came with. I would stamp guests' hands with invisible UV ink upon their entry and verify the matching stamps upon exit.

Core Responsibilities:

• Customer Service: Greeting guests warmly, explaining the security system, and answering general facility questions.
• Vigilance: Monitoring the entrance and exit doors to prevent unauthorized access or unsupervised children from leaving.
• Physical Requirements: Standing, bending, and lifting up to 50 pounds during your shift.

• Assisted customers by demonstrating product features and processing transactions, enhancing customer experience. Acted as the public face of the business by maintaining the sales floor, managing inventory, and upselling or cross-selling merchandise.
• Customer Service: Welcome customers, answer product questions, and provide knowledgeable recommendations to enhance the shopping experience.
• Sales & Transactions: Process cash and credit card payments efficiently, handle returns, and promote loyalty programs or current sales.
• Merchandising: Restock shelves, create visually appealing product displays, and ensure merchandise is correctly labeled.
• Inventory Management: Receive new product shipments, conduct stock counts, and report low inventory to management.
• Store Upkeep: Maintain store cleanliness, tidy product displays, and keep the checkout and storage areas organized.