About This Role:

As a sales associate/stylist you are a true style ambassador and wear gorjana jewelry that you live in, love always, and layer everyday. You will be responsible for creating an exceptional shopping experience for our customers in a genuine and enthusiastic manner. Your goal is to bring brand awareness, product knowledge and the art of layering to life, through engaging customer experiences.

Your Day-to-Day Includes:

Customer Experience
Sales
Operations

You Could Be Great For This Role If:

You are a self-starter with a positive attitude
You love accessorizing – jewelry is a passion!
You pride yourself on providing top notch customer service
You love people and interact in a genuine, energetic manner with peers and customers
You are confident, energetic and enthusiastic about building brand loyalty
You are motivated by hitting your personal sales goals and team targets
You are a team player and always willing to assist your team in getting things done
You thrive in a dynamic environment and can manage multiple tasks
You are flexible with availability to work evenings, weekends and holidays if needed

Perks:

Amazing company culture
On-site training, development and mentorship
Flexible schedule based on individual availability*
Generous employee discount and Monthly Product Allowance
Parking Stipend**

Benefits:

Medical, Vision, Dental and Life Insurance*
Paid Time Off*
401K program, with employer match and matching program*

Compensation:

Hourly wage between $19.00-$22.00/hour plus commission
Commission, based on personal sales

*Waiting period may apply. Health benefits and paid time off accruals available to all eligible employees. Eligibility qualifiers apply.

** individual and business needs discussed during the interview process.

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Sales Associate/Stylist