Rage is looking for a store manager/supervisor at one of its stores in Willow Corner, Mpumalanga.
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Shop Assistant (Delmas)
| Remuneration: | negotiable Basic salary |
| Benefits: | Medical Aid, Provident Fund |
| Location: | Delmas, Willow Corner |
| Education level: | Matric |
| Job level: | Junior |
| Reference: | #Willow Corner SA |
| Company: | Rage |
Job description
Do you love fashion? Would you like to join our dynamic team? Rage is the place for you.
Rage has an exciting opportunity for the shop assistant position in Willow Corner, Mpumalanga for a person who is ambitious about the retail industry.
Requirements
- Retail experience
- Can keep the store and stockroom neat and tidy
- Sales driven
- Good customer service
- Target-driven
- Achievement orientated
Posted on 28 Jul 08:28
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