Part-Time

Mobile Associate

Store-in-Store, Retail Sales

T-Mobile

T-Mobile

10,001+ employees

Nationwide wireless carrier offering 4G/5G services

Compensation Overview

$18/hr

No H1B Sponsorship

Rapid City, SD, USA

In Person

Category
Retail (1)
Required Skills
Sales
Customer Service

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Requirements
  • A High School Diploma or GED is required.
  • At least 18 years of age is required.
  • Legally authorized to work in the United States is required.
  • Coaching, communication, consultative selling, customer communications, customer education, customer engagement, customer needs identification, customer referrals, customer satisfaction management, customer service, leadership, product knowledge, relationship building, sales, sales prospecting, and sales techniques are required.
Responsibilities
  • Proactively engage with a broad range of customers in a high-traffic retail environment using digital tools, communicating effectively, educating customers, and showcasing the value of T-Mobile solutions.
  • Leverage digital self-service tools during customer interactions and onboarding; identify customer needs; use solution-based selling techniques; demonstrate T-Mobile products and services; recommend wireless solutions; and help customers understand how to self-serve using the T-Mobile app.
  • Complete training on the T-Mobile in-store experience, new skills, products, processes, systems, and reference resources; review personal results, current promotions, and Hub updates; practice skills; share knowledge; perform store operations and opening and closing procedures; secure kiosk cabinets and assets; and report lost keys or assets to a manager.
  • Build rapport, trust, and loyalty with customers; provide exceptional service; proactively reach out to potential customers; follow up with customers; capture referrals; manage Be Back processes; build relationships with new and existing customers; and perform price overrides for specialty offers specific to National Retail.
  • Build relationships with nearby leadership and teams to support the customer experience from account setup through device support and account servicing.
Desired Qualifications
  • Six months of customer service and/or sales experience, preferably in a retail environment.

T-Mobile US operates as a national wireless carrier in the United States, providing voice, text, and data services to over 130 million customers and selling mobile devices. Its network runs on nationwide 4G LTE and 5G infrastructure, delivering service for postpaid and prepaid plans as well as wholesale partners. It uses a two-brand approach with T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile to reach different customer segments and combines wireless service with device sales. Its goal is to deliver reliable wireless service and 5G coverage across the United States while growing revenue from service plans and device sales and expanding its customer base.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Bonn, Germany

Founded

1985

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • The August 6 Student Perks launch cuts Essentials Saver to $30 monthly.
  • Thirty-six-month financing reduces upfront pain as smartphone prices rise this fall.
  • Management still guided to about 250,000 Q3 net postpaid additions on July 23.

What critics are saying

  • The July 27, 2026 nationwide outage hit more than 64,000 customers and Mint Mobile.
  • Q3 rate-plan modernization drove legacy-plan migrations, raising churn after June cancellations.
  • 2026 layoffs exceeded 4,600 U.S. jobs, exposing automation and restructuring pressure.

What makes T-Mobile unique

  • On August 6, 2026, T-Mobile launched EIP Flex 36 financing device, taxes, and fees.
  • Experience 2.0 bundles Netflix, Hulu, Apple TV, and T-Satellite under one brand.
  • Student Perks targets verified students with discounted lines and capped two-line accounts.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401(k) Retirement Plan

401(k) Company Match

Paid Vacation

Paid Sick Leave

Paid Holidays

Paid Parental Leave

Family Planning Benefits

Childcare Support

Tuition Assistance

Short-Term Disability

Long-Term Disability

Voluntary Life Insurance

Voluntary Disability Insurance

Pet Insurance

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Company News

Premier Media Group
Aug 6th, 2026
Treehouse, T-Mobile Foundation, Old Navy partner for back-to-school support for foster youth.

Treehouse, T-Mobile Foundation, Old Navy partner for back-to-school support for foster youth. * Helen Petersen * Aug 6, 2026 * 16 hrs ago Local nonprofit Treehouse is partnering with the T-Mobile Foundation and Old Navy to provide students in foster care with $10,000 in back-to-school clothing and essentials. On Aug. 7, T-Mobile employees will meet up at Factoria's Old Navy store and shop for new clothing that Treehouse will distribute. "By working together, we're able to create opportunities that help students in foster care feel supported, confident, and ready for the school year ahead," said Janea Roberts, T-Mobile's senior manager of corporate responsibility, in a release. Founded in 1988, Treehouse, which serves all of Washington, seeks to provide academic and educational support for foster care youth. "Starting a new school year can be stressful for any student, but young people in foster care often face additional challenges," said Faye Green, Treehouse's corporate relations officer, in the release. "We're grateful to the T-Mobile Foundation for investing in these students and helping them begin the year with dignity, confidence, and a sense of belonging." Be the first to know what's shaping local business. * indicates required

The Bradenton Herald
Aug 6th, 2026
T-Mobile changes how customers can pay for phones.

T-Mobile changes how customers can pay for phones. By Patricia Battle TheStreet Updated August 6, 2026 9:42 AM Gift Article T-Mobile is changing how customers finance new devices after previously saying it would scale back free phone deals and device subsidies. During an earnings call in February, T-Mobile CEO Srini Gopalan revealed that the company is moving away from device subsidies and will rethink its approach to these deals, noting that customers purchase new phones roughly once every three years. He later doubled down on this plan during an earnings call in July, stating that the company has given consumers 250 reasons to switch to its network, extending beyond free phone offers. Gopalan also warned that customers will soon have to pay more for smartphones due to rising memory chip prices. "What we're seeing is clearly the memory price increases are resulting in higher prices for smartphones across the board," he said. "Our intention, consistent with what we've said, is not to increase our subsidy levels. That's going to mean that customers will have to pay more. That's just the result of that dynamic." T-Mobile introduces "Nothing" device financing initiative. Amid these changes, T-Mobile has announced its "Nothing" initiative, which is a new way for new and existing customers to pay $0 upfront for a new phone, according to a recent press release. This includes T-Mobile updating its equipment installment plans (EIP) to offer 36-month financing instead of its previous standard 24-month financing, which will help lower monthly payments for customers as prices for premium devices rise. The carrier now offers two different versions of these new plans. The first is EIP Flex 36, which T-Mobile states is "the only financing option in wireless that lets new and existing customers finance the device, taxes, and fees at checkout over 36 months." Customers enrolled in this plan, which has 0% annual percentage rate (APR) for a limited time, pay $0 upfront for their new device. The second option is EIP Standard 36, T-Mobile's traditional financing option with 0% APR and 36-month financing. T-Mobile launches new wireless plans for customers. In addition to T-Mobile's revamped EIP options, the carrier has also launched a slate of new wireless plans. It now offers new Essentials 2.0 and Experience 2.0 plans, which include the new EIP Flex 36 and EIP Standard 36 device financing options. T-Mobile's new Essentials 2.0 plan offers unlimited talk and text, 50GB of premium data, and T-Mobile Tuesdays weekly perks. Its new Experience More 2.0 plan includes everything Essentials 2.0 offers, plus unlimited premium data, high-speed data in over 215 countries, mobile hotspot, Netflix on Us perk, $3 per month for Apple TV, and a 5-year price guarantee. Experience Beyond 2.0 has everything in Experience More 2.0, but it also includes T-Satellite connectivity, $5 connected device add-ons, and free access to Hulu, Netflix, and MLB.TV. T-Mobile says customers who switch to this plan can "save $750 in the first year thanks to $100 back and built-in benefits worth $650." The carrier has also introduced new Student Perks plans just in time for back-to-school season. It is offering students their own wireless line for $30 a month with the autopay discount applied, plus taxes and fees. T-Mobile claims that students can save 40% on a single line compared to AT&T and Verizon. Additionally, T-Mobile is offering a "student-exclusive 5G Home Internet bundle" that includes a virtual prepaid card worth up to $200. "Last year, we made switching faster and more convenient," said Andre Almeida, chief Marketing, brand and broadband officer at T-Mobile, in the press release. "Today, we're making it more affordable and giving customers more choice in how they join and experience America's Best Network." "Lowering upfront costs with EIP Flex 36 and making our plans more accessible through Student Perks are just the latest ways T-Mobile is continuing to remove the barriers that keep people from experiencing everything T-Mobile has to offer," he added. T-Mobile is responding to price-conscious wireless consumers. The new plans and device financing changes from T-Mobile come at a time when U.S. consumers are increasingly avoiding high prices and seeking value in the wireless market. A survey from Oxio in March found that 79% of U.S. consumers value affordable pricing the most in a wireless provider. Also, 40% said billing transparency was the most important, while 27% said perks, rewards, and added benefits. In a recent American Customer Satisfaction Index report in May, SJ Lefebvre, a marketing and content lead at ACSI, said that as telecommunications customers navigate "persistent inflation and tighter household budgets, 'value' is a quantifiable priority acted on with precision. "Telecom customers are steadily measuring what they receive against what they pay, and rewarding providers that deliver consistent, affordable quality," said Lefebvre. More T-Mobile News: "In 2026, that judgment remains one of the clearest forces shaping customer experience: brands that pair reliability with affordability continue to earn stronger satisfaction, while those that ask customers to pay more without making the experience meaningfully better risk customer defection." As consumers become more sensitive to high prices, T-Mobile is currently expecting a spike in customer losses and a slower postpaid account growth in the third quarter of this year. The carrier said this is mainly due to several major wireless plan changes it recently made, including discontinuing several older phone plans in June and moving customers on those plans to newer ones that, in some cases, are more expensive. "As part of our full-year plan and guidance, we anticipated our Q3 (third quarter of 2026) rate plan modernization would result in a temporary elevated account churn profile and expect Q3 net postpaid account additions to be approximately 250,000," said T-Mobile Chief Financial Officer Peter Osvaldik during the company's earnings call on July 23. The Arena Media Brands, LLC THESTREET is a registered trademark of TheStreet, Inc. This story was originally published August 6, 2026 at 9:33 AM.

Stevie Awards
Aug 6th, 2026
Grand winners announced in 2026 stevie(r) Awards for Technology Excellence.

Grand winners announced in 2026 stevie(r) Awards for Technology Excellence. Posted by Maggie Gallagher on Thu, Aug 06, 2026 @ 09:00 AM IBM Named Organization of the Year; T-Mobile Engineer Earns Highest-Rated Nomination Two Grand ("best of show") Stevie Award winners have been announced in the third annual Stevie Awards for Technology Excellence. The annual competition honors outstanding achievements by individuals, teams, and organizations shaping the future of technology across every industry. The Stevie Awards for Technology Excellence are an international business awards competition that is open to all organizations and individuals worldwide. The competition's Gold, Silver, and Bronze Stevie winners in the various categories were announced in July and are listed at Tech.StevieAwards.com. Most Honored Organization: IBM, including IBM Manufacturing Solutions Pte. Ltd., is the most honored organization in the competition, with 18.5 award points earned through three Gold, one Silver, and five Bronze Stevie wins. (To determine the Organization of the Year winner, each Gold Stevie Award earns three points, each Silver win earns two points, and each Bronze earns 1.5 points.) A judge of one of IBM's Gold Stevie-winning nominations shared, "This is a strong entry that goes beyond the standard DevOps implementation. The team has built a well-thought-out approach to a real scaling problem, and the supporting material backs up their claims. The ability to dynamically determine test execution at runtime and significantly reduce unnecessary test runs is genuinely innovative." This marks the 20th Grand Stevie Award won by IBM, across all nine Stevie Awards programs in the past 25 years, but the first in the Stevie Awards for Technology Excellence. Highest-Rated Nomination: The Grand Stevie Award for the Highest-Rated Nomination of the Year, with an average score of 9.63 out of a possible 10, goes to Harikishore Allu Balan, Principal Systems Architect at T-Mobile, whose nomination won the Gold Stevie for Employee of the Year - Information Technology - Telecommunications. T-Mobile USA, Inc. is the second-largest wireless carrier in the United States, serving over 118 million subscribers across more than 50 nationwide data centers. One judge commented on Harikishore's winning nomination, Pioneering America's Cloud-Native 5G Voice Infrastructure: "Harikishore's work on T-Mobile's cloud-native 5G voice infrastructure is a stellar example of technical mastery translating directly into massive commercial and operational impact." Winners will be honored at a red-carpet awards event on Wednesday, October 28 at the Pullman Paris Montparnasse in Paris, France. The event will also celebrate winners in the 2026 editions of the Stevie Awards for Great Employers, The International Business Awards(R), and the German Stevie Awards. The presentations will be streamed live worldwide, and tickets are now on sale. More than 700 nominations from organizations in 37 nations and territories were evaluated this year by 180 technology and business professionals serving as judges. Winners were selected based on the average scores assigned during the independent judging process. Some of the other organizations with Gold, Silver or Bronze-winning nominations include: * Allianz Technology * Apple * Bank Indonesia * Dubai Roads and Transport Authority * Ernst & Young (EY) * GCash * Google * JPMorgan Chase * Lenovo * Microsoft * Oracle * Saudi Aramco * Standard Bank * Walmart The Stevie Awards for Technology Excellence recognize achievements across 23 technology sectors, including: * Advertising, Marketing & Public Relations Technology * Aerospace Technology * Agricultural Technology * Architectural Technology * Artificial Intelligence (AI) * Assistive Technology * Biotechnology * Business Technology * Communications Technology * Construction & Civil Engineering Technology * Educational Technology * Energy Technology * Entertainment Technology * Financial Technology (FinTech) * Government Technology * Green & Clean Technology * Healthcare Technology * Information Technology * Manufacturing Technology * Marine Technology * Retail & E-Commerce Technology * Sports, Fitness & Recreation Technology * Transportation & Mobility Technology Nominations for the 2027 edition of the Stevie Awards for Technology Excellence will open in March. The entry kit may be requested at https://Tech.StevieAwards.com.

IGN
Aug 5th, 2026
T-Mobile launches new student discounts for wireless plans that include Netflix, Apple TV, and Hulu.

T-Mobile launches new student discounts for wireless plans that include Netflix, Apple TV, and Hulu. Bundle up. T-Mobile has announced three new wireless plans for students that are particularly good deals for the streaming-inclined. The Student Perks plans are identical to T-Mobile's newly upgraded Essentials and Experience plans, except those who qualify get them at a significant discount. The plans are also all eligible for AutoPay, which offers an additional $5 off every month. Student Perks at T-Mobile Wireless plans starting at $30/month, all of which include Unlimited 5G & 4G LTE data, unlimited talk & text, nationwide 5G coverage, and exclusive perks with T-Mobile Tuesdays. See it at T-Mobile. Every plan includes one phone line with unlimited talk and text, with the addition of unlimited premium data in the second 'Experience More' tier. The two more expensive 'Experience' plans pack in the streaming services, including discounted access to Netflix, Hulu, and Apple TV, which would otherwise run you around $34 every month. Here's a more detailed breakdown of what's included in each plan, which you can also find on T-Mobile's website: In addition to what's described above, all of these plans include access to the range of standard T-Mobile perks, including 12 months of free DashPass by DoorDash, weekly T-Mobile Tuesdays discounts, and a $5 movie ticket every month. Students are also eligible for a student-exclusive 5G Home Internet bundle that includes a virtual prepaid card of up to $200. The new lines are launching as we head into Back-to-School season and play into T-Mobile's continued strategy to make its services as accessible as possible. That strategy included the launch of a convenient platform for switching services online. T-Mobile also now offers same-day device delivery through DoorDash. The Student Perks discounts are specifically launching alongside Equipment Installment Plan (EIP) Flex 36, a new financing plan that lowers upfront costs to as low as possible. According to a press release from the company, "EIP Flex 36 helps lower upfront costs for everyone and eliminates them entirely for well-qualified customers - meaning they can walk away with a new phone and pay NOTHING upfront." T-Mobile's existing financing plan with 0% APR has also been extended to 36 months. Andre Almeida, T-Mobile's head of Chief Marketing of Brand and Broadband Office, spoke on the combined launch of these new plans and services: "Lowering upfront costs with EIP Flex 36 and making our plans more accessible through Student Perks are just the latest ways T-Mobile is continuing to remove the barriers that keep people from experiencing everything T-Mobile has to offer." Blythe (she/her) is an Audience Development Coordinator at IGN who, when she isn't following streaming news, spends way too much time in character customization screens and tracking down collectibles. Get IGN's Biggest Stories FIRST. Set Us as Your Source. Add Source Follow IGN deals on X. Don't miss a second of the best tech, gaming and more deals this Black Friday by following IGNDeals on X.

AndroidPure
Aug 5th, 2026
T-Mobile moves to 36-month financing: what the new plans actually cost you.

T-Mobile moves to 36-month financing: what the new plans actually cost you. Discover more Consumer Electronics Cell Phones Mobile Phones T-Mobile is rolling out two new 36-month device financing plans on August 6, 2026, alongside refreshed wireless tiers branded "2.0." The carrier frames the move as eliminating upfront costs - but locking customers into three-year payment plans also means staying put longer, right as phone prices climb toward $2,000. T-Mobile EIP Flex 36 and EIP Standard 36. EIP Flex 36 bundles the device cost, taxes, and fees at checkout into a single 36-month financed payment. Well-qualified customers can walk out paying nothing upfront, with 0% APR available for a limited promotional window. T-Mobile has not disclosed when that promotional rate expires or what the standard APR will be afterward. EIP Standard 36 extends T-Mobile's existing 0% APR financing option from 24 months to 36 months. The interest rate stays at 0% for all customers - the trade-off is a longer commitment and lower monthly payments, which makes premium devices look cheaper per month but costs the same overall. The distinction matters: Flex 36 rolls taxes and fees into the financed amount (potentially at a non-zero rate after the promo ends), while Standard 36 finances only the device at 0%. Refreshed plan tiers. Launching alongside the financing changes, T-Mobile's updated plan lineup includes: * Essentials 2.0 - Unlimited talk and text, 50 GB premium data, T-Mobile Tuesdays perks * Experience More 2.0 - Everything in Essentials 2.0 plus unlimited premium data, international coverage in 215+ countries, mobile hotspot, Netflix on Us, Apple TV+ at $3/month, and a 5-year price guarantee * Experience Beyond 2.0 - Adds T-Satellite connectivity, Hulu and MLB.TV on Us alongside Netflix, and $5 connected device add-ons T-Mobile also introduced Student Perks plans starting at $30 per month (with AutoPay, plus taxes and fees), bundling 12 months of free DashPass, T-Mobile Tuesdays, and a monthly $5 movie ticket. A 5G Home Internet add-on for students runs $30/month with up to a $200 rebate. Full pricing for the main plan tiers has not been announced. The Consumer trade-off. T-Mobile is not the first US carrier to push 36-month device plans - but pairing them with the ability to finance taxes and fees (not just the device) is new territory. The upside is real: a $0 checkout for an $1,800 phone removes a genuine barrier to switching. The downside is equally real: three years is a long time to be tied to a carrier, and financing fees at a yet-undisclosed post-promotional APR could quietly inflate the total cost. This follows months of customer frustration over T-Mobile raising prices on legacy plans that were sold with "price lock" promises - a tension the 5-year price guarantee on the new tiers seems designed to address, though the guarantee's fine print has not been published. The new plans and financing options go live August 6, 2026. Androidpure Staff delivers the latest from the Android world - phone launches, software updates, and practical how-to guides - without the press-release fluff. AndroidPure focus on what genuinely matters to readers, in India and around the globe. Follow Us. Popular.