Retail Merchandiser, Mystery Shop, Demos
Resume:
Leslie “Nikki” Davis ***************@*****.***
Stonewall, MS 39363
I am a stay at home mom working previously as a merchandiser since 2008. I have a high school diploma and attended college (no degree). I have experience working unsupervised getting different types of jobs done.
Pay for these jobs ranges from $8 (project work) to my most recent job, $12/hourly at SMP. My schedule is flexible and I do have enough time available for more work.
SMP Enterprises, Inc.
Kirsty Norton
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$12.00 / hour
Retail Merchandiser in Honolulu with around 10 stores. We worked with Energizer batteries, sunglasses and other items in multiple stores. I would put out orders, do recovery, put damages, setup displays and work with managers and store employees.
Maurice Sporting Goods
Jane Au
$11.00 / hour
February of 2010, I was hired with Maurice Sporting goods, a distributor to Wal-Marts, Kmart and other sporting goods specialty stores. I had a number of stores in southern California and on Oahu with visits on a rotating basis to do service, resets, promotions and recovery and also talk with the store manager about new products and sales ideas. It averaged about 7-10 hours a week at $11/hour. All reports and timekeeping were entered online and they paid for mileage since I had a large territory.
Convergence Marketing
Mary Gandara
Range from $12 - $15.00 / hour
Retail Merchandiser for project work.
Marketforce
Range from $8 - $15.00 / hour
Doing independent work for Marketforce and Convergence Marketing since January 2010. The jobs are extremely varied and can be anything from basic merchandising to special display setup, endcap reset, inventories, audits, specialty returns, etc. I have worked in grocery stores, pharmacies, movie theaters, office supply stores, mall chain stores, etc. The pay varies per job, but Convergence has my pay pegged at $12 for non-project work.
Campus West
Elise Jensen
$12.00 / hour
Service major name brands at Fry's Electronics stores nationwide. The job with CW was pretty physical and requires a lot of paperwork, email correspondence, decision-making, display setup and resets, interaction with store employees, time management and documentation. I submit my summaries daily via scanner/email and get very good feedback on the quality of my work. They pay me $12 an hour and I worked 8 am-noon two or three mornings a week.
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