Retail Sales Associate Fudpucker’s Beachside Bar and Grill

Retail Sales Associate

Full Time • Fudpucker’s Beachside Bar and Grill
 

World Famous T-Shirt Store!


 
NOT HIRING…UNLESS you pledge to have loads of fun while making great money as a RETAIL SALES ASSOCIATE at the Fudpucker Trading Company, home of FUDPUCKER’S WORLD FAMOUS T-SHIRTS and a whole bunch more.

  • $tarting pay $15-$18 per hour 
  • Shifts are primarily nights 3pm-10pm and this is a Part time position
     
    Cashier experience is required and must be 18 and over with open availability for day shifts.

  • $end a friend or family member to work with us, after you’re hired, to be eligible for a $300 Referral Bonu$
     
    More successful referrals means more bonus $$.  We’re proud to have as many folks as possible benefit from our training which is all about being really good at making visitors – AND each other! – smile, laugh and feel at home.  We know it works because so many of our applicants are referred by Fudpucker employees and so many of our visitors return time and time again, some over many decades.  
There’s all of this and so much more!  You can keep scrolling for more Fudtastic details. 
OR if you’re already convinced, Go Directly To:  fudpucker.com or fudjobs.com to apply to join the Fud Family TODAY!
 

 MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
  • Must like people, especially little people (kids)
  • Must be able to smile and laugh (a LOT)
  • Must attempt mastering our famous tongue-twister (“How much Fud could a Fudpucker Puck if a Fudpucker could Puck Fud?”)
  • Must be willing to learn lots of stuff about Fudpucker's (and, then share it with visitors...)
  • Must like being part of a team and being a good teammate (i.e. show up on time, help others, etc.)
  • High School and College degrees are nice, but really not necessary...
  • Must speak English (but knowing additional languages would be pretty cool)
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS OF THE POSITION:
  • Talk with people you've never met before in your life.
  • Know a lot of stuff about Fudpucker's, especially our t-shirts (and don't worry... we'll teach ya)
  • Be safe and follow the rules, while still having fun
  • Meet really interesting people who visit Fudpucker's from all over the world
  • Smiling and laughing with visitors about the stuff that we sell (Oh! and tell funny stories while you're doing it...)
  • Help people pick out World Famous T-Shirts for themselves (as well as one for their Uncle Bill... or whomever)
  • Be willing to help others (visitors and other Fud employees)
  • Have fun with people (I know... we said it before, but hey, that's what we do)
 PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS OF POSITION:
  • Must be able to navigate through a crowded store (and not get lost...)
  • Must be able to walk up and down stairs to restock t-shirts and other stuff throughout the day (and night).
  • Must be able to stay on your feet for at least four hours at a time (without passing out
  • Must be able to stoop, bend, and stand for a while without complaining...  
  • Must be able to carry up to 30#s of things (t-shirts, coffee mugs, stuffed animals, more t-shirts, etc..)
  • Must walk a lot without tripping or slipping...
  • Must be able to withstand loud noises (like when the store is packed with people talking, laughing, and laughing some more, but louder).
  • Must have fun with people (okay... you get the point)
Go to:  fudpucker.com or fudjobs.com to apply TODAY! 
Compensation: $16.00 - $17.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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