5 Retail Skills Your Team Must Know

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[@Cj02002]

Thank you so much ma'am! I am 14 and this has helped me a lot to get used to my first job as a retail re-stocker / customer service worker thank you 🙏♥.

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Thank you for being here and for taking your job seriously by learning more! 👏

[@cristinereeve4002]

Have you ever considered writing a book on Customer Service and Retail Managent/ supervision associates????

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[@SUSHMITHAANCHAN99]

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[@retailmavens]

Thank you so much!

[@majikmessiah]

I'm new at my job and unbeknownst to me a coworker was promoted to "team lead" he's still a cool dude and the supervisors are also friendly but we all know the hierarchy, changing the names of the titles does nothing from my point of view. I'm a newcomer in my job but I've overheard people Joshing him about his promotion, I won't partake because I don't have such a relationship but it seemed like it would be hurtful if I was in his shoes. I'm a month in and they've moved me from part-time to full-time I work hard and I'm good at the job so I feel like I'm on a fast track to supervisor, how do you make professional friendships with your co-workers?

[@retailmavens]

You are taking the right approach Majik! Remember that a hierarchy in any organization provides a structure and clarity that (when implemented right) will allow everyone to thrive - no matter where on the organizational chart their position is, or how new they are to the organization. Professional friendships naturally grow when everyone on the team work together, towards a common goal and respecting each member's contributions. We all have unique abilities and good supervisors are able to see this in their team and make sure they have the right person in the right role. Keep going and keep learning!