Visual Display Associate
About the job
- Strong attention to detail and ability to maintain high merchandising standards.
- Excellent organizational and time-management skills.
- Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, physically demanding environment.
- Ability to frequently walk, stand, and lift furniture and accessories.
- Team player with a positive attitude and strong communication skills.
- Design, organize, and maintain attractive showroom displays that align with brand standards and current trends.
- Coordinate and arrange home accessories and accents to complement furniture displays and create a cohesive aesthetic.
- Monitor and track in-store inventory to ensure stock levels are accurate and report discrepancies.
- Collaborate with the sales team to ensure showroom layouts and product displays meet customer needs and sales objectives.
- Assist with the safe lifting, pushing, and pulling of furniture and heavy items to facilitate product placement and organization.
- Maintain a clean and organized showroom environment.
- Ensure that all products are properly tagged and displayed according to the store's guidelines.
About the company
Steinhafels sells furniture, mattresses and home decor to households through stores in Wisconsin, Illinois and Indiana and an online shop. Its catalog covers indoor and outdoor living spaces, with sofas, bedroom furniture and dining sets alongside rugs, lighting and accessories. Shoppers choose from brands such as Flexsteel, La-Z-Boy and Tempur-Pedic, compare styles in person, and purchase pieces for individual rooms or an entire home. The business earns revenue from merchandise sales and services, with customers choosing store pickup or delivery to their homes. Founded in 1934 in Milwaukee, Steinhafels is headquartered in Waukesha, Wisconsin.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Waukesha, WI
Founded
1934
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Waukesha assemblers have compressed schedules: Steinhafels lists four 10-hour days as an alternative to five eight-hour days.
- Protection plans encourage return purchases: Steinhafels gives unused-plan customers a store coupon equal to the plan price.
- Commercial sales reach beyond households: Steinhafels assigns business and nonprofit customers a dedicated account manager.
What critics are saying
- Waukesha forklift work reaches 40 feet: Steinhafels requires comfort with heights and small spaces.
- Compressed schedules still include weekends: Steinhafels' Waukesha assembler role requires one weekend day every week.
- Custom-order timing depends on suppliers: Steinhafels warns made-to-order furniture has extended waits that vary by vendor.
What makes Steinhafels unique
- Employees own the retailer: Steinhafels' stock is entirely held through its employee ownership plan.
- Steinhafels makes mattresses itself: its New Berlin factory produces mattresses for commercial customers.
- Design work starts without commitment: Decorating Solutions gives shoppers a free consultation with certified interior designers.
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