DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
•Clean the offices
•Removing used cups
•Emptying the trash bins
•Dusting of office desk and chair (all offices, sales executive and reception desk)
•Ensuring the floor is properly moped and maintaining the floor away from foot prints
•Ensuring Management’s Offices clean at all times.
•Ensuring the pantry is clean.
•Trash should be removed from time to time.
•All the utensils must be kept sanitized and clean.
• All the pantry supplies must be properly sealed to avoid the item to be spoiled.
•Coordinating with the admin the weekly purchase of Pantry supplies.
•Ensuring to spray in the pantry every after someone eat to utilize the smell of the food.
•Ensuring Washroom cleanliness
•Tissue supplies must be monitored.
•Smell of the washroom must be monitored, use citrus smell air freshener.
•Keeping the floor dry and clean.
•Checking the soap dispenser is always filled.
•Filling up the washroom checklist every day, to be checked and monitored by the admin.
•All windows/ glass doors must be clean at all times.
•Outside area of the showroom should kept clean.
Sales Skills for the Workplace
There are some retail sales skills that aren’t usually listed on a resume, but are still important for sales employees. Ensure you have these five skills to achieve success in sales.
Patience
Although “patience” isn’t a skill applicants generally list on a resume, it’s a quality you must have if you want to be successful in this industry.
Sales don’t always happen instantly. Sometimes they do, and those occasions are worth celebrating because they’re rare.
More often, a sale occurs after you’ve had repeated contact with a lead. Someone without patience might give up and stop trying to sell to certain people when they don’t achieve instant success.
If you’re a patient sales employee, you’ll earn more money throughout your career.