Sales Associate
Boot Barn
Wappingers Falls, New York
02.2025 - 03.2025
- Organized merchandise displays to enhance product visibility.
- Processed transactions accurately at the cash register.
- Maintained a clean and organized sales floor environment.
- Provided information on promotions and special offers to customers.
- Collaborated with team members to ensure efficient store operations.
- Responded to customer inquiries and resolved concerns promptly.
- Helped customers find specific products, answered questions, and offered product advice.
- Greeted customers and provided exceptional customer service.
- Performed cashier duties such as accepting payments, issuing receipts and counting money back change.
- Answered incoming telephone calls to provide store, products and services information.
- Worked with fellow sales team members to achieve group targets.
- Assisted customers with product selection, sizing and styling.
- Provided accurate information about products, prices and services.
- Maintained cleanliness of store environment including floors, windows, displays.
- Built and maintained relationships with peers and upper management to drive team success.
- Completed daily recovery tasks to keep areas clean and neat for maximum productivity.
- Sold various products by explaining unique features and educating customers on proper application or usage.
- Arranged new merchandise with signage and appealing displays to encourage customer sales and move overstock items.
- Used technology resources to assist customers in locating and selecting items.
- Upsold additional items based on customer interests and needs.
- Demonstrated product features and benefits for customers' needs.
- Adhered to company initiatives and achieved established goals.
- Adapted sales strategies based on customer interactions and feedback to improve results.
- Performed floor moves, merchandising, display maintenance and housekeeping to keep sales areas well-stocked, organized and current.
- Bagged or packaged purchases and wrapped gifts.
