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Visual Merchandiser • Work with teams such as buying, design and marketing to create design themes and plans for window and instore displays • conducting research on current and future trends in design • meeting with business, sales managers and retail managers to discuss sales strategies • identifying and sourcing props, fabrics, hardware and lighting • maintaining a budget and negotiating with suppliers of visual materials • using artistic skills or computer-aided design (CAD) packages to create visuals and plans • visiting branches to coach in-store visual merchandising or sales teams • leading and motivating teams to complete displays to tight deadlines Entry requirements • Entry with an HND or A-levels is possible with art, fashion or design-based courses being useful. Again, try to gain shop-floor experience alongside qualifications. • you don't need to be a graduate to enter this profession, but some higher education institutions offer awards specific to the occupation. Key skills a talent for design,colour and style creative flair and imagination strong interest in current and future design trends visual/spatial awareness and manual dexterity effective communication and negotiation skills engaging and working well with a range of teams able to work with constructive criticism. Expected salary Assistant visual £12,000 t0 £18,000, depending on experience and in-store or field function.- Experienced or management roles - £20,000 to £27,000 with senior levels starting at around £30,000. Those working at director or international levels can earn between £45,000 and £60,000 per annum.
Personal shopper • meeting customers who’ve booked an appointment • getting to know customers’ likes, dislikes and budget • selecting goods or services to meet customers’ demands • meeting individual and team sales targets • making sure unsold goods are returned to the right departments • following store security procedures on payment, packing and collection • using computer systems and filling in paperwork Entry requirements Excellent 'people skills' are important and you’ll need experience of working with customers in a faceto-face role. If you want to work as a personal shopper for clothing, it’ll help if you also have skills or college qualifications in fashion or design. Key skills • imagination and creativity for styling • excellent communication skills • an awareness of cultural differences, especially with international customers • confidence working with VIPs • the ability to make decisions under pressure a strong sales ability Expected Salary Starter: £14,000 to £18,000 Experienced: £19,000 to £23,000 Highly Experienced: £25,000 (high end retail)
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