Sales Representatives will promote vitamin and supplement products inside Costco, engaging shoppers and turning interest into sales. Responsibilities include running in-store demos, setting up stations, and working independently as an on-site sales rep.
$22-$25/hour • Weekly Pay • Daily Bonuses • Established 15+ Years
Real sales. Real pay. Real company.
Join a trusted nationwide team promoting leading vitamin and supplement brands inside Costco. If you’re confident talking to people and enjoy sales, this role is a great fit.
Why You’ll Love This Job
- Starting pay: $22-$25/hour + Bonus Opportunities Each Shift
- Weekly pay
- Opportunity to earn more based on performance
- Promote popular vitamin & wellness products
- Join a large nationwide team
- We promote from within
Job Responsibilities
- Run in‐store demos inside Costco
- Engage shoppers and promote vitamin & supplement products
- Turn shopper interest into sales each day
- Set up and break down demo station each shift
- Ability to use a Smart Phone efficiently
Physical Requirements
- Lift up to 30 lbs throughout the shift
- Carry a 2’ x 4’ folding table (~30 lbs) and demo supplies
- Comfortable standing for several hours
- Work independently as the on‐site sales rep
- Reliable transportation required
Schedule
- Part‐time
- Saturdays & Sundays required
- 6–7 hour shifts
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Equal Opportunity Employer
We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, age, sex, gender identity or expression, genetic information, disability, or any other status protected by law.
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