UAE National Part Time Shopping Experience Assistant

Customer Interaction Greet and welcome customers on arrival at the store ensuring shopping tools and catalogues are available Assist customers promptly at the Returns Exchange desk ensuring the policy is perceived as generous and procedures are quick and easy Handle routine customer complaints promptly and courteously to guarantee maximum customer satisfaction Cash Handling Follow SOP for cash handling receiving payments by cash cheque credit cards vouchers or automatic debits Compute and record transactions ensuring 100 accuracy for all register transactions Count and record the float before trading begins and upon close of trading ensuring accurate cash handling Smaland Supervision Ensure the Smaland admission policy is explained in a friendly and professional manner Prioritize children s safety while they are in Smaland providing a safe environment within the area Make necessary announcements to parents if there is an issue with their children in the playroom area Administrative Duties Ensure all system procedures are adhered to as per policy procedure Book IKEA services such as Home Delivery Assembly and Measurement Prepare daily weekly monthly transaction reports at the Returns Exchange desk for cash till reconciliation and store performance analysis Returns and Exchange Management Handle returns and exchanges based on judgment and authority making exceptions to retain customers when necessary Report product faults safety problems or transportation issues based on information from the Returns Exchange desk Brief the Duty Manager on complaints that require management assistance Required Skills To Be Successful Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Proactive customer service mindset Problem-solving capabilities Fluency in English with Arabic as a preferred skill High School diploma. Minimum of 2 years experience in a similar customer service role. Fluency in English; proficiency in Arabic is preferred. Strong interpersonal and communication skills.

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