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SUMMARY:

Waxing the City Warner Robins is looking to hire an amazing Waxing Specialist (we call them Cerologists) who is passionate about client service, is a great teammate, willing to learn, and likes to have fun! We pay well, offer benefits (free waxing!), and have a great culture! If you’re interested in the beauty industry, client service, and want growth opportunities, we’d love to talk to you.

Hours: 30+ hours a week
Shifts: To be determined, but weekends and evenings are to be expected
Location: 6011 Watson Blvd, Warner Robins, GA 31008
Compensation: Hourly rate + tips +team bonus potential

Waxing the City offers facial and body waxing services for both men and women. We’re the best at what we do, and pride ourselves on delivering the best possible client experience for our clients, while having a lot of fun doing it!

JOB DESCRIPTION AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

The Cerologist is responsible for delivering an amazing client experience by upholding our minimal waxing and customer service standards. You will provide excellent facial and body waxing services to both men and women, while also making clients feel comfortable and welcome. Your goal will be to develop strong, long-term relationships with your clients, and we will provide training, tools and additional support to help you do just that.

Cerologists are expected to work nights and weekends, help cover shifts in short-notice/emergency situations (sickness, etc.), and also support the front desk staff as needed.

Waxing the City provides thorough initial hands on training, as well as ongoing training and mentorship from our experienced staff.

OUR VALUES:

We pride ourselves not only on the quality of our service, but also our culture and our values. Every employee we hire must meet our values and exhibit these values in everything they do. Drum roll...here they are:

RESPECT: We communicate and act respectfully to help each other and provide the best possible experience for our clients
HONESTY: We always try to do the right thing by being honest and transparent, honoring our commitments, and owning our mistakes
POSITIVITY: We try to see the best in each other and in our clients each day, and to approach challenges with a positive attitude
EXCELLENCE: We strive to improve and be nothing short of amazing, wowing our clients and ourselves every day

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

Required:

· Ability to demonstrate our above values

· Current GA state licensure (esthetician or cosmetologist)

· Excellent waxing skills/technique, or great potential

· Open to feedback in a learning environment

· Exceptional client service skills with a positive attitude

· Super nice, friendly, and outgoing

· Time management skills

· Strong verbal skills

· Strong teamwork skills

· Detail-oriented

COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS:

· Hourly rate + tips + team bonus potential

· Ongoing training and mentorship from experienced Cerologists

· Health insurance for eligible employees

· Free waxing services

· Employee pricing on retail products

Compensation: $13.00 - $15.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

WAXING THE CITY CAREERS

At Waxing the City®, we are passionate about helping our clients look and feel their best. To do that – we and our franchisees hire the best of the best to deliver exceptional client service and expert results. We were founded on the belief that beauty professionals can and should have a long-term, successful beauty services career, so finding the right talent and investing in their development is in our DNA. From proprietary, hands on training to ongoing continuing education – our talent stays up to date on the latest innovations and trends in services and products. In fact, our service providers are so skilled in the art of waxing they have a special name: Cerologist®. The word cerologist is derived from “cera” (Latin for wax) and “ologist” (to indicate their level of expertise).

We and our franchisees hire talent that shares our commitment to providing a caring, supportive culture and expertise not found anywhere else. Being a part of the Waxing the City family means you are helping to improve the self-esteem of the world.

We and our franchisees seek beauty professionals who pride themselves on building strong client relationships through excellent service and expert skills. If you’re looking to learn and grow in your career, and have a passion for the industry, we want to hear from you.

Job postings listed on this site are with independently owned and operated franchised Waxing the City studios. Any application or other information submitted through this site is transmitted directly to the identified location. Each franchised Waxing the City studio is responsible for making its own local hiring decisions, determining compensation, benefits, and other terms of employment. Waxing the City Worldwide, LLC does not direct or participate in employment conditions or decisions at franchised locations. By submitting an application or information through this site you acknowledge that you are applying for employment with a franchised studio location and not Waxing the City Worldwide, LLC.

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