APM Monaco
Temporary Sales Associate- Toronto (Maternity Leave Coverage, Chinese Speaking)
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Engage in-store clients, deliver exceptional customer service, build strong client relationships, achieve outstanding sales performance, and independently manage store operations and visual merchandising. The role requires Chinese proficiency, a proactive and approachable attitude, teamwork, and luxury or fashion retail experience. This is a temporary maternity leave coverage position in Toronto, initially lasting four months with possible extension up to one year.
Who are we?
Founded in 1982, APM, Ariane Prette Monaco, is a contemporary fashion jewelry brand that associates itself with the chicness of Monaco and South of France lifestyle.
We are looking for a passionate and dedicated individual to join our Toronto boutique team. Your mission will be to engage clients with exceptional service, helping to build the APM brand by fostering strong relationships with our in-store clients.
- You love APM Monaco
- Minimum of 2-3 years of working experience in luxury retail / fashion retail
- Track record of outstanding sales performance
- Able to manage store operation and visual merchandising independently
- Chinese language proficiency is essential; English fluency will be regarded as an asset
- Teamwork spirit and proactive attitude
- Approachable personality and customer-service oriented
- Attractive and competitive package is offered
- This is a temporary maternity leave coverage role, initially for 4 months, with the possibility of extension for up to 1 year.
- Working location: Toronto
- Immediate availability is preferred
Benefits
Why Join APM?
- Global, Dynamic Team: Diverse and energetic workforce.
- Growth Opportunities: We support your professional development.
- Collaborative Culture: Teamwork and open communication.
- Comprehensive Benefits: Medical benefits, paid time off, and generous employee discounts.
Don't wait to join APM Monaco team. APPLY NOW!
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