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Change Lives. Love What You Do.
Are you a confident, compassionate salesperson who loves helping people, can demonstrate value, and ask for the sale?
At The Good Feet Store, you can earn $73,000–$88,000 with base salary plus personal commissions while helping customers find products that may improve their daily lives. This is a hands-on, performance-driven role for someone motivated by results, commission, and making a difference — selling on the floor every day while helping lead and develop the store team.
Every sale here begins with listening. We take the time to understand what each customer is experiencing, conduct personalized fittings of our products, and help select the Good Feet arch supports that best fit their needs. We need someone who can connect with customers, communicate value, work through hesitation, and confidently close the sale.
What You Will Do
Leadership Responsibilities
Compensation and Benefits
Schedule
Our stores are open seven days a week; Monday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Weekends are required. They are our busiest and most important selling days.
Why The Good Feet Store
Our personalized product demonstration and fitting experience cannot be replicated through online shopping. Customers need a knowledgeable professional who can listen, educate, demonstrate value, and guide them toward the right solution.
You will receive structured training in customer discovery, product demonstrations, consultative sales, objection handling, financing, and closing. We will teach you our process. You must bring the confidence, energy, resilience, and desire to sell.
Ready to Make a Difference
Apply today and tell us about a time you earned someone’s trust, overcame hesitation, and successfully guided them towards purchasing a solution.
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What We Are Looking For
Physical Requirements
Ability to be on your feet for extended periods of time, as well as bending, kneeling, and crouching down to floor level, using both hands for repetitive dexterous work, and lifting up to 30 lbs.

