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A sales role at Nojima LaLa Terrace Kita-Ayase, a branch of the Nojima digital-electronics chain (about 248 stores, listed on the TSE Prime market). Nojima does not use manufacturer-dispatched sales helpers; its own staff advise customers directly, a model the company calls consulting sales.
Staff keep up with new handset releases and the latest products, run the register, organise catalogues, and set up displays and product arrangements. Once settled in, they also propose docomo, SoftBank and au handsets and mobile plans to customers. There is no sales quota.
Applicants must have completed high school; knowledge of electronics is not needed, and most staff start with no retail experience.
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