Harvest Records in West Asheville is hiring part-time help

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Here’s the information about Harvest Records in West Asheville hiring:

We are seeking a long-term employee with a passion for music & live music experiences — but in addition, the desire to learn MORE about music, our industry, & our local business community is even more important.

Duties will include…

**Customer service in person, on phone & over email

**Receiving merchandise deliveries, ensuring accuracy

**Constant & consistent stock organization

**Maintaining overall cleanliness of retail space

**Potential promotional & flyering work

We are hoping to find an individual possessing the following…

**A positive attitude & strong, self-motivated work ethic

**Computer skills with relative quickness — typing, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, intuitive internet navigation (Photoshop skills an added bonus!)

**Ability to maintain politeness with customers & vendors, no matter the circumstance

**Ability to multitask!

**A strong sense of punctuality (& reliable vehicle)

**Flexible schedule for working some nights & and/or weekends; to start, employment will be approximately 15-20 hours a week

Prior retail experience is preferred.

Strong knowledge & ability with running live sound/P.A. systems an added bonus!

Any & all persons are welcome to apply.

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THIS POSITION, PLEASE DROP OFF A RESUME IN PERSON BETWEEN THE HOURS OF NOON-5PM, MONDAY THRU SATURDAY.

9 Comments

Orbit DVD September 1, 2010 - 4:32 pm

It's a sad day when you see someone hatin' on the Harvest boys.

Asheville Dweller August 31, 2010 - 9:58 pm

Nice grown up response there, throw that hissy fit.

Ricky party August 31, 2010 - 9:23 pm

Wow, if I didn't have a job currently I would be the first one to submit my application! For those who have commented negatively, you obviously have no idea how respected Harvest is regionally, and how great an opportunity this will be for someone to get involved with a great small business. I would imagine this news made Ashvegas' blog because it is quite a big deal that they are hiring, as tons of people would love to work there. They put their extra time and hard work into a number of things around town that create and add excitement to our community. Seriously, Transfigurations? That festival was fuckin' awesome. What other record store (or any business for that matter) has been able to pull off an event like that at such an early stage?

Good luck to all applicants, I'm jealous…

HARVEST August 31, 2010 - 6:31 pm

wow! "record stores are a dying business"? yeah, i guess that's what the moral of this story is…. since we (harvest) are actually creating a job for asheville — yes, a part-time one, but certainly with the potential of growing into full-time. our business has expanded into various facets beyond general retail, and is growing each year…. but you wouldn't know that, would you, "pimpmeout"? do you live in asheville? do you do anything all day besides sit on your computer and comment on blogs? congrats!

it's honestly not even worth an argument, because anyone (pimpmeout, murphy to be exact) sitting around spreading negative energy about a great local business on a great local blog is just…. well….. sad. ("pitiful", indeed!)

and we haven't gotten to where we are today by fumbling around and bitching for the past 6 years. we're active individuals trying to create positive experiences in our community…just like jason & tons of other friends/acquaintances running & supporting local asheville businesses. so needless to say, i've ALREADY stooped low to even respond to you guys. certainly won't be doing this again.

Dusty Fingers October 17, 2013 - 10:54 am

Ha! I found this post cause I googled ‘harvest records hiring’ to see if y’all were looking for someone. For the record, I’m sort of a collector who’d love nothing more than to take part in your “dying business” however you need me. I know it’s been awhile, but respond back and ill email/tweet you a link to my resume.

Thanks Ashvegas/Harvest! Keep doing what you’re doing.
-Lee

PimpMeOut August 31, 2010 - 4:16 pm

This says an awful lot about the very SAD state of the economy in Asheville. I'm guessing it pays only slightly above minimum wage for a part-time job. And record stores are a dying business anyway you look at it. This is pitiful.

HARVEST August 31, 2010 - 12:12 am

GOOD ONE "MURPHY"

Ash August 30, 2010 - 7:11 pm

ha!

Murphy August 30, 2010 - 6:58 pm

A resume to work part-time in a record store …. only in Ashvegas.

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