Aim: How can we improve our first draft of our resumes? Do Now: Take out resume, if you did not email it to me on time. Date: Monday June 2, 2014.

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Aim: How can we improve our first draft of our resumes? Do Now: Take out resume, if you did not it to me on time. Date: Monday June 2, 2014

Sales Associate 1 Helped customers Worked the cash register and stocked shelves Sales Associate 2 Greeted customers and determined their needs and wants Discussed type, quality and number of merchandise required for purchase Provided advice to clients regarding particular products or services Which description sounds stronger?

Job Description Sample for Retail Sales Associate Greeted customers and determined their needs and wants Discussed type, quality and number of merchandise required for purchase Recommended merchandise based on individual requirements Advised customers on utilization and care of merchandise Provided advice to clients regarding particular products or services Explained the use and advantage of merchandise to customers Answered customers’ queries and concerns Showed the live working of merchandise Quoted prices and discounts as well as credit terms, trade-in allowances, warranties and delivery dates Prepared sales contracts and accepted payment through cash, cheque and credit card Assisted in display of merchandise Maintained sales records for inventory control

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