A cashier CV should be short, simple and honest. Employers want a person who counts money correctly, works fast at the till and stays polite in a queue. Write what systems you used, how many customers or transactions you handled in a shift, and how accurate your cash drawer was. If you have no formal experience, use shop work or family business. Keep the CV to one page with clear contact details.
Fast and accurate cashier with 4 years of retail experience handling cash, card and mobile payments at busy supermarket tills. Serves 150 customers per shift with a balanced drawer and friendly, patient service.
Cash handling, POS systems, Card and mobile payments, Counting and accuracy, Customer service, Fake note checking, Returns and refunds, Teamwork.
Write about any work with money or customers, such as a family shop, school canteen or volunteering. Put your education, maths ability, honesty and willingness to learn the POS system at the top.
Cash handling, accuracy, POS use, customer service, speed and teamwork are the main ones. Add card payment, refunds and fake note checking if you can do them.
Use a simple one-page CV with your photo if the advert asks, your nationality, languages and years of cashier experience. Mention English or Arabic basics and any experience with big retail chains.