Sales Associate- Fayetteville, AR

Sales Associate- Fayetteville, ARFayetteville, AR, USAPer hour Hourly + CommissionsBase + CommissionOtherMedical, Dental, Short/Long Term Disability, Life, Accident, 401(k), Employee DiscountsSales AssociatePosition ProfileReports To: Store ManagerFLSA Status: Part or Full-Time, Non-ExemptUpdated: April 2025SummaryAn ERIK'S Sales Associate is responsible for delivering exceptional customer experiences by providing knowledgeable, personalized service. This role involves assisting customers in selecting products that meet their specific needs, maintaining a clean and organized sales floor, and achieving individual and store sales goals. Associates are expected to develop strong product expertise, support merchandising efforts, and contribute to a positive team environment.Key ResponsibilitiesMaximize each sales opportunityEnsure each customer has an exceptional experience.Support store retail operations and merchandising.Additional ResponsibilitiesTo successfully host the party, every retail team member must remain flexible to meet both customer and store needs. Regardless of your primary responsibilities, you are expected to step in and support wherever needed to drive the overall success of the business.QualificationsStrong interpersonal and communication abilities-both verbal and written.Customer-first mindset with excellent sales skills.Leadership capabilities to inspire, guide, and support a high-performing team.Proficiency with technology and computer systems.Strong time management and organizational skills.High personal accountability and a results-driven approachWorking ConditionsAbility to stand and move throughout the store for extended periods.Ability to lift and handle up to 50 lbs. using appropriate equipment.This position profile is a representation of what is required for an employee to succeed. As company needs change, position expectations may change. It is expected that all employees complete any reasonable request that may not be listed in their job description. Employees who feel a request is unreasonable should contact Human Resources.