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INOVA Food recruits a Stand Hostess in Supermarket The Pharmacy of Douala looking for a stand hostess in supermarket to strengthen the reception, the commercial animation and the proper functioning of the sales space.
Main duties
Welcome customers with professionalism. Read and interpret applications or documents submitted. Offer product substitutions where possible. Prepare articles for customers. Provide ancillary services related to the stand.
Other information
Inform managers of results achieved in terms of customer satisfaction.
Education / Qualifications
Participate in the training of trainees. Contribute to the daily management of the sales space. Main activities: Maintain the sales space, showcases and presentation supports of products. Put items in linears. Take part in commercial animation actions. Manage inventory: prepare orders, receive products, carry out checks, carry out restocking and participate in procurement. Evaluate the attractiveness of the department, measure business performance, compare objectives to achievements and formulate proposals for improvement. Apply hygiene and safety rules regarding products, equipment, premises and people. Make sales: qualify customers, use a pitch, advise, process claims and close the sale. Contribute to customer loyalty, measure satisfaction and participate in development actions. Knowledge: Knowledge of computer science. Main skills required: Knowledge in the commercial and product field. Very good control of suppliers. Know-how: manage inventory, know the sales channels, place orders, receive and point orders, take care of payments and sell stand products. Soft skills: Punctuality. Dynamism. Excellent business sense. Listen actively. Good general presentation.
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