Customer Service: Providing excellent customer service by greeting customers, answering their questions, and assisting them with their purchases. Cash Handling: Handling cash transactions, including accepting payments, providing change, processing refunds, and balancing cash drawers at the beginning and end of shifts. Point of Sale Operations: Operating electronic cash registers or point-of-sale (POS) systems to scan items, enter prices, and process transactions accurately and efficiently. Product Knowledge: Having a good understanding of the products or services offered by the business to assist customers with their inquiries and provide recommendations when needed. Order Processing: Processing orders for goods or services, including verifying pricing, quantities, and discounts, and ensuring accuracy in transaction processing. Inventory Management: Monitoring inventory levels, notifying supervisors of low stock items, and assisting with restocking shelves or displays as needed. Accounting and Reconciliation: Reconciling cash and credit card transactions at the end of each shift or day, ensuring that totals match receipts and records. Security and Compliance: Adhering to security procedures to prevent theft and fraud, such as verifying IDs for age-restricted purchases and following cash-handling protocols. Communication: Communicating effectively with customers, colleagues, and supervisors to ensure smooth transactions and resolve any issues or concerns promptly. Multitasking: Handling multiple tasks simultaneously, such as processing transactions, assisting customers, and answering phone inquiries, while maintaining accuracy and efficiency. Teamwork: Collaborating with other team members, including sales associates, supervisors, and managers, to ensure a positive customer experience and efficient store operations. Cleanliness and Organization: Keeping the cashier area clean, organized, and presentable, including tidying up displays, wiping down counters, and disposing of trash.