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Report performance on customer satisfaction to assistant pharmacists
Education / Qualifications
Contribute to the training of trainees
Contribute to the management of the office
Main activities:
Cleaning the sales space, showcases and presentation supports of products
Implanting products in linears
Participate in animation activities
Manage inventory: prepare orders, receive products, perform control operations, carry out restocking and participate in procurement
Measure the attractiveness of the department (or commercial space), measure business performance, compare objectives to achievements and formulate proposals
Apply hygiene and safety rules related to products, equipment, premises and people
Make sales: qualify customers, operate a sales pitch, advise, process claims and close the sale
Contribute to customer loyalty, measure customer loyalty and satisfaction, participate in actions of development of satisfaction and loyalty
Knowledge:
Other information
Main skills required:
Knowledge in the medical field
Very good control of suppliers
Know-how: manage stocks, know the commercial channels officinals, place orders, receive and point orders, know the world of pharmacy, take care of the third party paying, sell parapharmacy
Know-how:
Punctual
Dynamic
Excellent business sense
Active Listening
Good general presentation
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