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Good presentation is essential in retail. Find out if you present yourself well at the interview by having a go at these potential questions.

Your retail resume needs to demonstrate how you contributed to your company's bottom-line success. Is your resume ready?

Your retail paper application may now be a computer. The process for using an in-store kiosk calls for careful thought and preparation.

There's a good chance you know someone who knows someone who could get you your next retail job.

Monster members share their tips for getting through the hustle and bustle of the holiday selling season.

Frazzled and frantic is no way to start the new year in retail. Follow these tips to manage your staff through the challenges.

Trying to find your niche as a pharmacist? Here's a comparison of retail and hospital pharmacy work.

Getting paid to shop certainly has its perks, but it is work nonetheless. Learn the secrets to breaking in.

You need a lot more than an eye for clothing to work as a buyer. Find out if you've got the goods for success.

Your customers' experiences dictate your success. Use these four tips to ensure your clients' satisfaction.

In service sales, building trust is more important than you may realize. Make sure you master the three C's.

Learn how you can use your age to your advantage when seeking career opportunities in a field that targets the young.

It's natural for US workers to fear for their paychecks as jobs move offshore. Experts put the issue in perspective.

Your temporary job doesn't have to get tossed out with the holiday returns. Turn your gig into something permanent.

The Americans with Disabilities Act never takes a holiday. Here's how retailers can be sure they're in compliance during the seasonal rush and throughout the year.

A holiday gig is a great way to try out different areas of retail. Consider if one of these temporary options might be right for you.

It's the last thing you want to hear from a customer. What do you do if you're the retail worker? And how do you respond if you're the manager?

Workforce churn is one of retail's greatest personnel challenges. These tips can help managers reduce turnover.

Employee performance reviews are your chance as a retail manager to give and get valuable feedback. Do them right with this four-step plan.

As a retail manager, you can't see to everything yourself. Here's what you need to do to develop a productive and cohesive team that can support you.

All retailers say they want to deliver excellent service, but do you back up your words with deeds? Try these tips to delight your customers.

As a retail manager, you owe it to your customers and your managers to get out onto the selling floor every so often. Here's why.

With the holiday season comes temporary retail workers. Managers need to be able to handle the challenges.

By November, stores are full of holiday goods. Learn how you could help retailers win during the seasonal rush.

Retail managers must often decide whether to relocate. How do you know if it is right for you?

If you've just been promoted to retail management, you'll have a lot on your plate. This advice will help you scale the learning curve.

Delegating represents one of the retail manager's most powerful teaching tools. Learn how to delegate in a way that benefits both you and your employees.

A retail executive who started on the floor reveals the key to building good rapport with store workers.

You can learn from best practices, but you can learn from bad ones, too. Here are five common ways to be a downright awful store manager.

Are you constantly running around, putting out fires? If so, these tips can help you seize control of your time in retail.

If your store employees aren't trained in the art of the sale, you could be leaving money on the table. This advice can help you get them up to speed.

Pursuing a career in retail? There are many paths you can take. Learn about the options.

Being an effective manager in retail is tough. Learn about the variety of challenges you'll need to prepare for.

How do you provide quality customer service when you're faced with a bad attitude? Keep your cool with these tips.

These silent sales pros draw you in with their skilled window dressing and in-store displays. Learn about this retail job.

Are you hungry for a new career? Check out your local supermarket for opportunities as diverse as your interests.

Not every position in retail requires dealing with customers. Learn about the different opportunities.

Interviewing well is key to making the leap from frontline retail sales into management.

Think about how much you spend on food, and you'll start to understand the enormity of the retail food business.

You see a job posting that lists retail math experience is a must. Don't fret. You may already have this skill.

If hourly retail jobs' wages are forcing you to look at other options, consider finding a position that pays commission.

Dread going to work? Shudder at the thought of dealing with customers? Learn to overcome stress and save your career.

Also known as cross-selling, successful upselling increases margins and builds customer loyalty.

The retail industry is a well of temporary employment, offering opportunities in a diverse range of duties.

A job in retail can be demanding, hectic and even fun. Learn what it takes to get and keep your career on track.

Want a career that combines criminal justice and retail? Consider becoming a loss-prevention specialist.

You may already have the skills you need to get that retail job. Learn how to express them on your resume.

Retail jobs can be demanding on your time and sanity, but there are ways to balance your career and your life.

For retail store managers, the holiday season can be an endless headache. But with some advance planning, it doesn't have to be. Try these tips.

At some point, we all wonder if we're getting paid fairly. Here are some ways to assess what salary is right for you.

Organized theft costs the retail industry almost $30 billion annually. Get expert advice on how to fight back.

Just as employers want to size you up, you need to figure out which one fits you best. Learn how to here.

Forget the foot, and get your whole leg through the door of retail success by entering a management training program. Get paid to learn the business and start your career with an advanced title.

Retail has many environments. You might be able to survive in most but flourish only in a few. Which is best for you?

Large retailers make it hard for small retailers to compete, but that doesn't mean smaller stores can't support thriving careers.

With some formal training and education in retail, you'll be an Einstein of the sales floor with a great potential for advancement.

They may never go near the sales floor, but those toiling in offices or warehouses are essential to a store's success. Learn more about retail careers out of the public eye.

Thousands of retail catalogs are sent to mailboxes like yours. Learn how you can deliver mass-market results.

This process ensures products are distributed to the right places, in the required quantities, at the best cost. So how do retailers use these skills to optimize profits?

In retail's fast-paced, competitive environment, it's important to get a prospective employer's attention right from the beginning of your resume.

CRM, EOS, EDI -- these are the technologies that are driving the retail industry. Learn how to use them.