EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Are you right for FLEET FEET St. Louis?  Is FLEET FEET St. Louis right for you?  Test yourself with these questions:

Are you willing to learn new things?
FLEET FEET St. Louis has earned earned multiple awards as a result of our superior customer service.  St. Louis Magazine has named us the best running store in town.  Runner's World Magazine has named us the best running store in Missouri.  FLEET FEET, Inc. has recognized us as one of the best stores in the nation.  You will need to make an effort to learn about all the products we sell so that you can deliver the level of service expected of a FLEET FEET St. Louis staffer.  We'll help you, but you must be prepared to study.

Are you patient and willing to serve people?
We expect team members to have a friendly attitude towards all sorts of customers -- to greet them as soon as they walk in; to converse with them; to serve their needs.  If you feel shy or awkward about talking to people you don' t know, a position as a FLEET FEET St. Louis staffer is not right for you.

Can you stay calm and friendly under pressure?
Imagine providing superior customer care to two guests at the same time - while your other team members are doing the same and five customers are waiting for assistance.  They all want the same level of attention and care; they all want service in a timely fashion; they all want you to be friendly and appreciative.  It's your job to help the team provide all three.

Are you a team player?
Members of the FLEET FEET St. Louis family work closely with each other.  We all depend on and support each other.  Your team members will count on you to be 100% involved during your shifts.  You need to (1) be respectful and patient with your teammates and (2) pull your own weight.

Do you have sales sense?
Our guests appreciate learning about products that will make their runs and walks more enjoyable.  You should be comfortable (and even passionate) about suggesting products and educating people on how to use them.

Are you good at switching gears?
When customers need help, you must focus entirely on meeting their needs.  When guest traffic slows, however, your focus will change to completing the necessary tasks of stocking, cleaning, and studying.   There is always something to do.

If you answered "yes" to all of the above questions, please email Debby and David Spetnagel.  Let us know a bit about you and your desired position.  Attach a resume, if available.