Looking for an entry level job or internship in retail? This is an overview of how to approach the search and a list of companies that might have relevant entry level and internship opportunities.
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There are two sides to retail, the customer-facing sales side and the corporate side. If you’ve been in a store you’ve interacted with the former. Maybe you’ve even worked retail before. That’s one job path to take if it interests you; it can lead to a management career and possibly a job working in retail strategy and marketing.
You can also work in the corporate side of retail. This path has all the standard departments a large company has: marketing, advertising, design, technology, human resources, and finance. You might also consider working for an online retailer, particularly if you have a software development or customer service bent.
While working directly with customers usually doesn’t require a degree, working behind the scenes at a company usually does. You’ll need a degree in a relevant field and other skills relevant to the department you want to enter.
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| Telecom Sales Representative-Up to $14.50/hr* $1,000 Sign-on Bonus MassMarkets North Sioux City, SD | View |
| Retail Sales Associate Dicks Sporting Goods New Philadelphia, OH | View |
| Collections Account Manager Encore Capital Group Phoenix, AZ | View |
| Customer Service Advisor - Part Time Stanley Steemer Columbus, OH | View |
| Retail Sales Associates - New Store Opening The Talbots Inc. Annville, PA | View |
| Merchandiser Burkhardt Sales and Service Saint Augustine, FL | View |
| Store Manager for Sprint Store Shentel York, PA | View |
| Retail Event Staff Needed ASAP Garnet Events Huntsville, AL | View |
| Retail Delivery Partner with Deliv Deliv San Francisco, CA | View |
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