Floor salesman/ merchandiser

In brief

**Overview** This role is for a Floor Salesman / Merchandiser with a client of Clydesdale Personnel Management (Afropulse 89 (Pty) Ltd). The position is based in Phoenix, Durban. **What you will do** * Assist customers with product enquiries and recommendations. * Promote products and drive sales. * Arrange, replenish, and maintain stock on shelves. * Ensure products are correctly priced and displayed. * Monitor stock levels and report shortages or damaged goods. * Keep the sales floor clean, organised, and presentable. * Check promotional displays and product availability. * Provide excellent customer service and support daily retail operations. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * Previous retail sales or merchandising experience is advantageous. * Good communication and customer service skills. * Ability to promote products and assist customers. * Strong organisational skills and attention to detail. * Ability to replenish stock and maintain product displays. * Ability to work in a team and meet sales targets. **Who should apply** The ideal candidate should have previous experience in retail sales or merchandising. They should possess good communication and customer service skills, be organised, detail-oriented, and capable of promoting products, assisting customers, and managing stock displays. The role requires someone who can work effectively in a team and is driven to meet sales targets. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.jobmail.co.za/jobs/sales-marketing/insurance-sales-marketing/durban/floor-salesman-merchandiser-id-7599102 Source: jobmail

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