Computer games, multimedia and software specialised sellers sell software products in specialised shops and advise customers on suitable options.
Computer games, multimedia and software specialised sellers help customers choose software products, games, office applications and multimedia tools in specialised shops.
In job descriptions, look for product demonstrations, customer needs, software specifications, video-game functions, e-commerce systems, order intake, invoices, stock checks and after-sales service.
This is shop-floor sales work for digital products. The role combines customer questions, product comparison, software or game demonstrations, order handling, invoices and keeping stock ready for display.
Useful depth includes video-game functions, software specifications, multimedia systems, e-commerce tools, active selling, product preparation and explaining features without overpromising what the product can do.
Salary context is shaped by retail responsibility, product knowledge, sales targets, stock or ordering duties, after-sales support and whether the role includes e-commerce or specialist demonstrations.
Development can move toward senior specialist seller, software or gaming category lead, store supervisor, e-commerce support, purchasing support or product training for retail teams.
Check whether adverts name the product range, platform knowledge, demonstration duties, weekend or evening retail schedules, invoice handling, returns, customer support and stock control.
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specialised seller (5223.7)
| ESCO URI | http://data.europa.eu/esco/occupation/3ff2fdf4-af54-4517-873d-73e9353f112e |
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| ESCO code | 5223.7.10 |
| ISCO group | 5223 |
| Concept type | Occupation |