Florist - Geylang

1. Customer Service: Providing excellent customer service by assisting customers in selecting appropriate flowers, offering advice on care and maintenance, and ensuring customer satisfaction.
2. Inventory Management: Managing inventory levels, ordering flowers and supplies, and ensuring freshness and quality of stock.
3. Sales and Marketing: Promoting products through effective display techniques, maintaining a visually appealing shopfront, and possibly participating in marketing activities to attract customers.
4. Administrative Tasks: Handling payments, maintaining records of sales and orders, and possibly managing online orders and deliveries.
5. Knowledge of Flowers: Having knowledge of different types of flowers, their characteristics, seasonal availability, and appropriate uses in arrangements.
6. Creativity and Design Skills: Demonstrating artistic flair and creativity in floral designs, keeping up with trends in floral arrangement and design.
7. Teamwork: Collaborating with colleagues or assistants to ensure smooth operation of the floral shop or business.
8. Quality Control: Ensuring all floral arrangements meet quality standards and customer expectations.
9. Adherence to Regulations: Following health and safety guidelines related to handling flowers and floral products.

Overall, a florist in Singapore combines artistic talent with customer service skills to create memorable floral experiences for various occasions and events.