BKB Ltd
Cashier Job
Sterkstroom, Eastern Cape
Permanent
Posted 21 August 2023
Closing Date 28 August 2023
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Cashier Job Details
Minimum experience
Associate
Company primary industry
Agriculture
Job functional area
Other
What the Cashier Job Is Like
At BKB, we try to look at everything from a different point of view.
Because the world is changing so quickly, it is very important that we do this.
No matter what their job is, our people are the ones who will do this.
We do, in fact, take care of both stores and gas stations.
They can be found in all parts of the country.
To run our cash registers and make sure that each customer gets the best service possible, we need cashiers who like to smile and treat each other with respect.
The cashier is in charge of making sure that all cash and card transactions are done correctly and quickly, according to the rules and policies that have been set.
The person who fills this position will be very important to whether or not the company meets its goals of making more money and making customers happier.
The cashier’s duties and responsibilities will include greeting customers as they enter or leave the store, keeping the checkout area clean and organized, and keeping track of the cash and card transactions that happen.
Qualification of the Cashier Job:
Matric
2-3 years of experience working as a cashier or in sales in a retail store.
Basic knowledge of computers and experience with different kinds of electronic equipment (like cash registers, scanners, money counters, etc.).
Both good communication skills and the ability to keep track of time are needed.
focused on making sure the customer is happy
You need to be good at math and pay close attention to detail.
The ability to work in a fast-paced environment with other team members while standing, walking, and lifting goods in order to provide excellent service.
Being good at sales
When it comes to duties:
Part of the job is to take payments, check that all prices and amounts are correct, and give each customer a receipt.
Getting calls from customers and giving them the information they need when they do.
Help with receiving stock and putting goods on the shelves.
Controlling any and all electronic devices, like scanners, scales, and cash registers.
Keep track of all your transactions.
Customers are greeted, given answers to their questions, helped to find things, and given advice or suggestions.
Fix all of the problems that customers have brought up in a quick and effective way.
When a customer comes in or leaves, they should be greeted.
Keep your place of work clean and in order.
Customers will be happier with your business if you treat them with respect.