Store Salesperson

DNA’s Lohja store team is looking for new colleagues who want to develop, learn and succeed in sales. We offer a great opportunity to grow as part of an award-winning work community. We provide competitive compensation: base salary plus sales commissions, a guaranteed minimum of 13.37 €/hour per ICT industry collective agreement. Your sales drive can significantly influence your earnings, with the average income for salespeople around €2,800 per month. We provide thorough onboarding to build a solid foundation in sales. You’ll work in a supportive environment with supervisors and teammates who continuously coach you. You’ll gain valuable skills and experiences through sales contests that keep you motivated and goal-oriented. Applying is easy, you can also apply without a CV and filling in the information takes only a few minutes. At DNA you can become a professional in sales in a safe and encouraging environment, supported by experienced supervisors and an inspiring team. In the store you will sell DNA products both in person and via chat, be responsible for product sales, merchandising and the store’s core tasks, and convey a smooth service attitude, efficiency and a memorable customer experience. We look for enthusiastic and motivated people who want to learn and succeed in sales. Prior sales experience is an asset, but the right attitude and training provided by us matter more. Must be of legal age, have good Finnish language skills, and your credit information will be checked. How to apply: submit your details in the application form (no CV required). Start as soon as possible. Location: Lohja. Employment: permanent. Working hours: 30–37.5 h/week according to store opening hours. Salary: at least ICT TES-based 13.37 €/h. On average our salespeople earn around €2,800 per month (base + commissions).

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