Part-time Budtender - Hamilton, Canada - Queen George Cannabis

Queen George Cannabis

Verified Company

Hamilton, Canada

2 weeks ago

Posted by:

Sophia Lee

beBee Recruiter

Part time

Description

Queen George Cannabis - Part-Time Sales Associate/Budtender leading to Full-Time hourr if needed.

Queen George Cannabis is looking for Part-Time (Full-Time) Budtenders to join our growing team. The Sales Associate is a representation of the service and overall brand experience.

It is the job of the Budtenders to ensure that the customers are felt welcome, comfortable, and informed while ensuring excellent service.

THE ROLE

Always be willing to help, assist, and direct customers and answer any questions they may have.
Educate customers on the products available and how to consume responsibly
Identify ideal products to suit the customer's needs and requests
Suggest additional products and build sales based on customer suggestions
Stay knowledgeable on new products, changes in laws and industry trends
Assist with and execute daily dispensary operations, POS, cash handling, showroom maintenance and overall dispensary cleanliness
Assist with inventory execution
Understand all policies regarding legal cannabis sales and proper ID'ing practices
Fully comprehend the menu offerings to best answer customer's questions
Maintain and perform all housekeeping duties as assigned, ensure optimal standards, and adhere to all control procedures and security policies
Communicate to Management any issues, customer comments & complaints
Assist with other duties when necessary, such as peak service times

QUALIFICATIONS

Previous customer service or hospitality experience is an asset
Must be CannSell Standard Certified
Excellent organization and time management skills
Friendly, outgoing, and willing to initiate conversations with customers
Proactive; anticipating customer needs
Have a high attention to detail
Excellent communication skills
Able to work under pressure
Team player
Understand all policies regarding legal cannabis sales and proper identification practices