August 21st, 2009
Need a job? Microsoft stores now hiring
Microsoft plans to open retail stories in cities “around the world,” and it follows that they’ll need warm bodies to work in them.
Microsoft announced today that it is hiring trainers, associates and managers at its first two stores in Scottsdale, AZ and Mission Viejo, CA.
Here’s the scoop:
We’re looking for new store employees who love technology and teaching and helping others. In particular, we’re looking for people with technical backgrounds who can help customers choose the best Microsoft products and services for their needs and troubleshoot any technical issue they may have.
Interested? You can find more information on Microsoft’s Talent Recruiting website.
More on ZDNet:
- Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft retail store pitch: Whither PCTV?
- Andrew Nusca: PCs need a brand (and why Microsoft stores could revolutionize how a consumer buys one)
- Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft to follow Apple with its own family of retail stores
- Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft: It’s not just a store, it’s a branding experience
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