Driven by a commitment to customer service excellence and a proven track record in cash handling, I excelled as a Customer Services Supervisor at Burlington Stores, Inc., where I led a team to surpass customer satisfaction goals. My expertise in POS system operations and my ability to foster a culture of patience and empathy among my team have been pivotal in achieving operational success and enhancing customer relations.
Being a cashier in a supermarket cafeteria involves combining cashier duties with customer service and some cafe-related operational tasks. Key responsibilities include:
1. **Customer service:** Greet customers, answer questions about the menu, and provide prompt and friendly service.
2. **Managing the cash register:** Process customer payments, whether by cash, card, or payment app, and ensure transactions are accurate.
3. **Preparing simple orders:** In some cafeterias, cashiers may assist with preparing basic drinks or packing food, depending on the size of the team and current demand.
4. **Cleaning and organization:** Keeping the work area clean and tidy, ensuring that payment and service stations are well stocked and presentable.
5. **Basic inventory control:** Checking that products available in the cafeteria, such as snacks, drinks, and other supplies, are properly stocked. Notifying the manager if something is out of stock.
6. **Simple Problem Resolution:** Handle minor customer inquiries or complaints, such as order changes or billing corrections.
This job requires a good attitude toward customer service, accuracy in handling money, and the ability to work as part of a team in a fast-paced environment, especially during peak hours.
Working as a Customer Service Supervisor in Burlington involves managing and supervising the customer service team, ensuring that employees will provide efficient and friendly service to customers. Key responsibilities include: 1. **Team Supervision:** Assigning tasks, providing guidance, and ensuring the team meets the company's customer service standards.
2. **Problem or Complaint Handling:** Resolving complex customer issues that could not be handled by customer service staff. This may include product returns, pricing issues, or more complicated situations.
3. **Staff Training:** Helping train and develop employees to follow proper procedures and improve their customer service skills.
4. **Operational Management:** Collaborating with the management team to ensure the customer service area is well organized, from physical layout to smooth operations.
5. **Goal Compliance:** Monitor team performance to ensure customer satisfaction and sales goals are met.
6. **Reporting and Communication:** Report to management on team performance, staffing needs, and issues requiring attention.
This is a position that requires leadership skills, problem solving, and the ability to work under pressure, as well as good communication with customers and employees.