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153 Retail Sales and Service Jobs in Finland
A shift moves between answering questions at the counter, restocking shelves, and solving problems before customers notice them.
Average salary: €26,661
Average salary
€26,661
across 153 jobs
- Vastuumyyjä, Prisma Heinola
- S-ryhmä / S Group
- Finland
- €31,200 – €37,200

- Ruokatorimyyjä
- S-ryhmä / S Group
- Finland
- €22,000 – €30,000

- Myyjä, S-market Laukaa
- S-ryhmä / S Group
- Finland
- €22,000 – €30,000

- Myyjä, 10h/vko
- JYSK
- Kemi, Finland
- €22,880 – €27,040

- Myyjä, 10h/vko, määräaikainen
- JYSK
- Uusikaupunki, Finland
- €22,880 – €27,040

- Myyjä, 16h/vko
- JYSK
- Forssa, Finland
- €24,960 – €29,120

- Sales Assistant
- LAKRIDS BY BÜLOW
- Helsinki, Espoo, Finland
- €24,960 – €29,120

- Myyjä, Iittala Store Vantaa Jumbo
- Fiskars Group
- Vantaa, Finland
- €24,960 – €31,200

- Myyjä (25h/vko) Budget Sport Vantaa Tammisto
- K-ryhmä
- Vantaa, Finland
- €22,880 – €27,040

- Myyjä määräaikainen (22h/vko)
- Cubus
- Kokkola, Finland
- €22,880 – €27,040

- Kassa-myyjä
- Tokmanni Group Oyj
- Jämsä, Finland
- €23,920 – €28,080

- Myymälämyyjä
- Rainmaker
- Turku, Finland
- €28,000

- Myyntineuvottelija DNA, Tampere
- Rainmaker
- Tampere, Finland
- €26,000

- Myyjä, 20-25h/vko
- JYSK
- Rovaniemi, Finland
- €24,960 – €29,120

- Myyjä, 16h/vko
- JYSK
- Vantaa, Finland
- €22,880 – €27,040

- Myyjä 20h/vko
- JYSK
- Espoo, Finland
- €22,880 – €27,040

- Myyjä 20h/vko
- JYSK
- Espoo, Finland
- €24,960 – €29,120

- Vastuumyyjä paistopisteelle ja itsepalveluherkkutorille
- Kesko
- Helsinki, Finland
- €28,800 – €33,600

- Myyjä tuoretiimiin ja teolliseen tiimiin
- Kesko
- Helsinki, Finland
- €24,960 – €29,120

- Vastuumyyjä hedelmä- ja vihannesosastolle K-Supermarket Itis, Helsinki
- Kesko
- Helsinki, Finland
- €31,200 – €36,000

- Kassa-myyjä joulusesonkiin, Lohja, Lempola (määräaikainen 15 h/vko)
- Tokmanni Group Oyj
- Lohja, Finland
- €23,920 – €26,000

- Myyjä kassatiimiin
- Kesko
- Helsinki, Finland
- €24,960 – €29,120

- Vastuumyyjä teollisen tiimiin
- Kesko
- Helsinki, Finland
- €28,000 – €32,000

- Myyjä - Stadium Outlet Joensuu
- Stadium Outlet
- Joensuu, Finland
- €22,880 – €27,040

- Express-myyjä, Onninen Express Rovaniemi
- K-ryhmä
- Rovaniemi, Finland
- €28,800 – €33,600

- Kassa-myyjä jouluavuksi
- Tokmanni Group Oyj
- Finland
- €23,920 – €28,080

- Myyjä Dressmann
- Dressmann
- Finland
- €21,600 – €26,400

- Kassa-myyjä jouluavuksi
- Tokmanni Group Oyj
- Uusikaupunki, Finland
- €21,840 – €26,000

- Kassa-myyjä jouluavuksi
- Tokmanni Group Oyj
- Juva, Finland
- €23,920 – €26,000

- Kassa-myyjiä jouluavuksi, Porvoo
- Tokmanni Group Oyj
- Porvoo, Finland
- €23,920 – €28,080

- Määräaikainen myyjä (Uusikaupunki, Laitila ja Kustavi myymäläryhmään)
- Alko Oy
- Laitila, Finland
- €24,000 – €28,000

- Myyjä, Prisma Forssa
- S-ryhmä / S Group
- Forssa, Finland
- €23,213 – €31,054

- Myyjä, 20-25h/vko
- JYSK
- Rovaniemi, Finland
- €24,960 – €29,120

- Myyjä
- Stadium
- Pori, Finland
- €26,400 – €31,200

- Myyjä, S-market Levi
- S-ryhmä / S Group
- Turku, Finland
- €22,000 – €30,000

- Myymälämyyjä
- Rainmaker
- Rovaniemi, Finland
- €26,000 – €28,000

- Myyjä talvi- ja kevätsesonkiin
- Alko Oy
- Finland
- €24,000 – €28,000

- Myyjä, 10 h/vko, JYSK Raahe (määräaikainen)
- JYSK
- Raahe, Finland
- €22,880 – €27,040

- Myyjä, 16h/vko
- JYSK
- Helsinki, Finland
- €22,880 – €27,040

- Myyjä, 20h/vko
- JYSK
- Iisalmi, Finland
- €23,920 – €28,080

- Myyjä (30 h/vko)
- Kesko
- Hämeenlinna, Finland
- €26,400 – €31,200

- Myyjä – Keikkatyö
- R-kioski
- Laihia, Finland
- €22,880 – €27,040

- Myyjä
- Kesko
- Helsinki, Finland
- €24,960 – €29,120

- Maito, juusto/pakastevastaava
- Kesko
- Nurmijärvi, Finland
- €30,000 – €34,800

- Myyjä tekstiiliosastolle
- Kesko
- Rovaniemi, Finland
- €22,880 – €27,040

- Myyjä joulusesonkiin (12 h/vko) K-Citymarket Sastamala
- Kesko
- Sastamala, Finland
- €22,880 – €27,040

- Asiakaspalvelija-Myyjiä Tampereelle
- SATS Group
- Tampere, Finland
- €22,000

- Myyjä, Kilpisjärvi
- Alko Oy
- Finland
- €24,000 – €28,000

- Myymälämyyjä DNA Kauppa, Lahti
- Rainmaker
- Lahti, Finland
- €26,000

- Myyjä, 24h/vko
- JYSK
- Kuopio, Finland
- €26,400 – €30,000

Retail Sales and Service work involves helping customers find products, processing transactions, maintaining store presentation, and handling queries or complaints. The role includes operating point-of-sale systems, managing stock levels, demonstrating product features, and ensuring the shop floor stays organized throughout trading hours.
Employers typically look for strong communication skills, reliability, and the ability to work weekends or evenings. Most entry-level positions require no formal qualifications beyond basic numeracy and literacy, though some specialist retailers prefer product knowledge or previous customer-facing experience.
These roles exist across department stores, supermarkets, fashion outlets, electronics retailers, and independent shops. Positions range from sales assistants and shop floor staff to supervisors and department leads, with opportunities to progress into management or buying teams.
Retail Sales and Service jobs by city
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- São Paulo49
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- Budapest43
- Manaus42
- Goiás41
- Hamburg40
- Fortaleza40
- Valencia39
- London39
- Rome37
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Questions
Do I need previous experience to start in Retail Sales and Service?
Most entry-level positions require no previous experience. Employers typically provide on-the-job training covering till systems, product knowledge, and customer service procedures, making these roles accessible to school leavers and career changers.
What does a typical shift involve?
A shift includes serving customers at tills or on the shop floor, replenishing stock from the warehouse, tidying displays, answering product questions, and processing returns or exchanges. Tasks shift depending on store traffic, with quieter periods used for restocking and merchandising.
What hours do Retail Sales and Service roles usually require?
Most positions include weekend working, late evenings, and bank holidays when stores are busiest. Shifts may be part-time or full-time, often on rotating rotas that change weekly, with extended hours common during seasonal peaks.
How physically demanding is the work?
The work involves standing for most of the shift, lifting stock boxes, and moving between the shop floor and storage areas. Busy periods mean continuous activity with few opportunities to sit, and some roles require reaching high shelves or handling heavy deliveries.
What skills matter most in Retail Sales and Service?
Communication and patience matter most when dealing with diverse customers and resolving complaints calmly. Attention to detail helps maintain accurate stock records and cash handling, while adaptability allows staff to switch between tasks as priorities change throughout the day.
How does Retail Sales and Service differ from warehouse work?
Retail Sales and Service focuses on direct customer interaction and shop floor presentation rather than bulk storage and order fulfillment. The role requires people skills and product knowledge, whereas warehouse work emphasizes logistics, inventory management, and physical goods handling with minimal customer contact.
What progression opportunities exist in Retail Sales and Service?
Progression typically moves from sales assistant to senior sales roles, then supervisor and department manager positions. Experienced staff may transition into area management, visual merchandising, buying teams, or store management, with larger retailers offering structured development programs.
How much autonomy do Retail Sales and Service roles offer?
Entry-level positions follow established procedures for transactions, returns, and customer queries with limited decision-making authority. More senior roles gain autonomy over staffing, merchandising decisions, and complaint resolution, though major policies remain set at head office level.
What are the most challenging aspects of Retail Sales and Service work?
Handling difficult customers while maintaining professionalism proves most challenging, especially during busy periods or when dealing with complaints about issues beyond store control. The work also demands sustained energy across long shifts and the flexibility to cover unexpected absences or rush periods.
Is Retail Sales and Service work suitable for part-time hours?
Many positions are designed as part-time roles with flexible hours that suit students, parents, or those combining multiple jobs. Retailers often need staff for specific peak times, making part-time arrangements common, though full-time positions offer more stable income and benefits.