Stock Keeper
Pubblicato il 12-10-2026 - Golden Goose Group in Lombardia
Golden Goose is a journey of love and authenticity, leading you to embrace your true self, where tradition and innovation merge into timeless, one-of-a-kind creations.
DESCRIPTION
We are looking for a passionate talent to build our customer experience.
MISSION
The Stock Keeper is responsible for the maintenance of an optimal level of inventory, ensuring a continuous supply to meet the sales plan and achieve sales objectives, monitoring inventory levels and making necessary adjustments. The Stock Keeper takes care of goods receipt, restocking and warehouse reordering in an environment of retail excellence.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
- Offer a warm welcome to the clients, making everyone feel part of Global Golden Community.
- Overseeing weekly arrivals of merchandise, managing the packaging of items for customer shipments and returns, conducting regular stock checks, and overseeing monthly sample inventory checks and overall inventory management.
- Collaborate with colleagues, contributing to creating a positive work environment,
and fostering collaboration based on communication and information sharing.
- Collaborate with the team in sales, pre-and-after-sales activities (including the stock activities and customer fidelization) and, in general, in all activities relating to the store
- Passionately convey the brand’s vision and heritage to clients, representing its values authentically.
- Gain a deep understanding of GG iconic products/elements and share the company’s visions and projects to clients with passion
- Actively contribute to the overall store presentation, maintaining appropriate visual display and store standards, and ensuring that products are showcased accordingly with the brand's image and standards.
- Assist with store operational procedures, including opening/closing, inventory management, and maintaining compliance with GDPR and health & safety standards
- Utilize IT and digital tools effectively to enhance business processes and