Part-time Sales Associate (Williamsburg)
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**Part-time Sales Associate (Williamsburg)**

at Brooklinen Brooklyn, New York **Overview**

We're looking for a welcoming and kindhearted sleep-enthusiast to join the team in our Williamsburg, Brooklyn store. This is an exciting time to join the Brooklinen retail family: you'llbe an integral part of our first-ever store location, meaning you'll help shape the retail experience for our customers today, and your insight and feedback might help shape our future stores as well. Youll love this role if youre as obsessed as we are with making peoples homes a happy, comfortableplace - and providing amazing customer experiences along the way.

**What youll do**

* Ensure an exceptional customer experience is delivered 100% of the time

* Act as a Brooklinen brand ambassador, always putting the customer first

* Engage with loyal customers IRL and form new customer relationships

* Educate customers on our product assortment, brand history, and value proposition

* Work in the back of house to receive and organize inventory

* Assist with the visual merchandising of the store and product

* Support the planning and execution of in-store special events

**We're looking for someone with**

* 1-3 years of experience in a retail (or service-oriented) environment - this being said, we believe people with all types of experience could be great in this role and will be looking to the application screenings questions as well as resumes to make our decisions!

* The ability to communicate clearly, confidently, and enthusiastically

* Strong judgment and a service- and solution-oriented approach

* The ability to work a flexible schedule, including evenings, holidays and weekend shifts

* Someone who is passionate, inclusive, and positive

* Our team is made up of friendly, funny, welcoming, low-ego, and passionate people -- who also happen to be great at what they do. We all know the people you work with can make or break a job and so we go to great lengths to protect this amazing culture.

* All the other stuff youd expect - great benefits for our full-time team members (with fully company-paid options), 100% paid parental leave for ALL new parents, budget for learning and development, fun team outings, and much more.

Everyone is welcome at Brooklinen - were passionate about building a team that reflects the diversity of our community and creating an environment where our differences are celebrated. We invite you to at how weve done so far and where we know we need to do better.

**About Brooklinen**

At Brooklinen, we deliver simple, beautiful, high-quality home essentials at a fair price. We cut out the middlemen, brand markups, and anything that doesnt add value for our customers so they can absorb all the savings. We design our own luxury basics and bring them to you at.

Since launching 2014, Brooklinen has obtained over 80,000+ 5-star reviews and been featured in Forbes, Vogue, Fortune, New York Magazine, GQ and more.

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