POS Power
Store Types
Customer Focus
Tool & Tech
Pace & Skills
100

What does POS stand for in retail?

Point of Sale.
💡 This is where the sale is completed and payment is recorded.

100

Target or Walmart are what kind of stores?

Big-box or large grocery stores.
💡 Both sell food and general goods, so either term fits.

100

Why is front-end work important?

It’s the customer’s first and last impression.
💡 Good service builds trust and repeat business.

100

What tool reads barcodes?

Scanner or handheld device.
💡 Scanners send item info to the POS.

100

Which store type moves the fastest?

Grocery or big-box stores.
💡 Rush hours mean steady teamwork and quick scanning.

200

Name one tool that connects to a POS system.

Barcode scanner, card reader, or touchscreen register.
💡 All help process items and payments.

200

Name one home-improvement store.

Home Depot, Lowe’s, or IKEA.
💡 They focus on building materials and large items.

200

What tone should you use with customers?

Friendly, calm, and respectful.
💡 Tone shows professionalism even when busy.

200

What tech helps locate items in large stores?

Tablets or handheld scanners.
💡 They show stock locations instantly.

200

Which type of store focuses more on conversation?

Boutiques or specialty stores.
💡 Service feels slower but more personal.

300

What happens when an item is scanned at the POS?

The price and tax are added, and inventory updates.
💡 It keeps store data correct for the next sale.

300

Which store uses “Pro Desk” associates?

Home Depot or Lowe’s.
💡 They serve contractors who buy in bulk.

300

What must every front-end worker do well?

Be accurate and honest with every sale.
💡 Even small mistakes can cause loss or confusion.

300

What kind of receipt can be sent by email?

Digital receipt.
💡 Saves paper and links to customer accounts.

300

Which front-end jobs involve heavy lifting?

Home improvement or warehouse stores.
💡 Items are large and require safe lifting.

400

In clothing stores, what is a “cash wrap”?

The counter area where customers pay or pick up orders.
💡 It’s like a checkout lane but more personalized.

400

Clothing or specialty stores focus on what kind of service?

Personal, conversational, and product-focused service.
💡 Examples: Sephora, Zara, Bath & Body Works.

400

Why does checkout speed matter?

Fast, organized checkout keeps lines moving and customers happy.
💡 Speed and accuracy go hand in hand.

400

What connects web orders to store stock?

Cloud-based inventory system.
💡 It updates both online and in-store items in real time.

400

What skill matters most in tech retail?

Explaining clearly and building trust.
💡 Customers rely on honest information to decide.

500

What does “omnichannel” mean?

A store sells both in person and online, and connects the two.
💡 Example: order online, pick up in store.

500

Which stores link online and in-person orders for pickup?

Target Drive Up, Walmart Pickup, Best Buy.
💡 They’re examples of omnichannel retail.

500

What helps customers feel confident in clothing or beauty stores?

Product knowledge and enthusiasm.
💡 Explaining items builds trust and comfort.

500

What app feature helps with curbside pickup?

QR codes or mobile check-in.
💡 They tell staff when you’ve arrived for pickup.

500

Why do all front-end jobs need honesty and accuracy?

It protects the company and the customer.
💡 Every sale must match what was purchased and paid.