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Licensed Barber

Pay rate: $2k-$5k/mo

Posted 7+ days ago in Tacoma, WA 98401

Skilled Trades

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Hybrid

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Industry

Skilled Trades

Job type

Full Time

Workplace

Hybrid

Chosen Barbers

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Job Description

Job Description

Job Overview:
Chosen Barbers is looking to add a few motivated and talented licensed barbers to our team. We currently have 2 chairs available for rent and are looking for barbers who are ready to grow their business in a supportive, high-energy shop.

Schedule:

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    Full-time preferred (5 days per week)
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    Shop is open 7 days a week, 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
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    Flexible scheduling within operating hours

What You’ll Do:

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    Provide high-quality haircuts, fades, and grooming services
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    Deliver excellent customer service and build lasting client relationships
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    Maintain a clean and professional workstation
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    Promote your services and grow your personal client base

What We’re Looking For:

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    Valid barber license (required)
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    Must be insured
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    Experience preferred, but not required
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    Existing clientele is a plus, or strong motivation to build one
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    Reliable transportation
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    Professional, dependable, and team-oriented

Compensation & Structure:

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    Booth rental: $150/week
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    Keep 100% of your service earnings
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    Earn commission on retail products sold to clients

What We Offer:

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    High-traffic shop with growth potential
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    Flexible schedule
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    Supportive team environment
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    Great opportunity for both experienced barbers and new graduates