Melanie Conner

Cashier/bagger Combo at Oliver's Market

Melanie Conner has built a strong background in customer service and retail operations with experience at Oliver's Market as a Cashier/bagger Combo since May 2022. Prior to this role, Melanie served as a Customer Service Associate at Walmart Supercenter from May 2019 to April 2022 and as a Retail Sales Associate at Walmart Neighborhood Market from March 2016 to April 2022. Melanie's educational foundation includes studies at Santa Rosa Junior College from 2013 to 2016.

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Rohnert Park, United States

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Oliver's Market

Our roots in the produce business extend back over forty years, to the days when Steve Maass made his living selling produce off a roadside stand in San Francisco. He provided great products and service at roadside prices. A value that still holds true today. Steve founded Oliver’s Market in 1988 in Sonoma County. The original Oliver’s mission was simply “to create a store where people would enjoy shopping.” Exactly how that is manifested has changed over the years, as our company has grown from one to four stores and from 13 to 1,100 employees, but the core elements remain the same: - Provide Customers with Choice - Keep the Focus Local - Offer Fair Prices and Great Quality and Service - Support Our Community - Value and Support Our Employees At Oliver’s Market, we serve a large and diverse customer base. We have always operated our business on the premise that we are here to provide choices for our customers, and not make choices for them. We keep it real with a large selection of both natural and conventional groceries. As a local, employee owned Sonoma County business, we’ve built enduring relationships with local growers, makers, and manufacturers, because they make the foods and wines we love. Come see for yourself why we’re the best grocery store in Sonoma County. We believe the best food and wine in the world are produced here, in Sonoma County. Along with local products being excellent choices for taste and quality reasons, buying locally also improves our local economy. According to a recent study conducted by Sonoma State University, buying Sonoma County products from Oliver’s Market benefits our local economy more than TWICE as much as buying national brands from chain stores. This is what helps fund YOUR community parks, roads and schools! View our weekly ads! https://www.oliversmarket.com/weekly-ads/ Sign up for our email newsletter! https://www.oliversmarket.com/join/ Apply to work at Oliver's Market today! https://www.oliversmarket.com/careers/


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1,001-5,000

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