If you’ve ever wondered what it is like to work at a marijuana dispensary, I am here to shed light on my experience as an employee at Pipeline Dispensaries, a cannabis store right here in San Francisco.
Starting the day at Pipeline Dispensaries
My day at Pipeline Dispensaries starts bright and early. We proudly serve the community of San Francisco every day from 8 a.m to 10 p.m, ensuring that our clients can purchase their desired products at a time that’s most convenient to them. While some may think that working in a dispensary is solely about sales, it goes beyond that. My day starts with me ensuring that the store is clean, our stock is well-organized, and our displays are attractive and informative.
The one thing that stands out about Pipeline Dispensaries is the emphasis on customer satisfaction. We’re not just selling products; we’re educating our customers, making sure they’re informed about cannabis, its uses, benefits, and types.
Mid-Day: Time for Education and Engagement
As the day progresses, I spend time consulting with our customers. Every individual comes in with a unique need or query, and at Pipeline Dispensaries, we take time to address each one. It’s not uncommon to see first-timers feeling overwhelmed with the variety of options available. In these cases, I take them through our range of products, discussing their needs and helping them make an informed decision.
During my break, I often walk around the beautiful Sunset District. Home to a vibrant local culture, an array of eateries, and stunning ocean views, it’s a pleasure to work in such a lively neighborhood.
Closing Down and Looking Forward to Another Day
Finally, as the shop’s closing time approaches, I, along with other staff, make sure that the dispensary is ready for the next day. This involves restocking products, organizing the display cases, and carrying out a final cleanup.
Working at a marijuana dispensary like Pipeline Dispensaries tests my customer service abilities, expands my knowledge about the marijuana industry, and strengthens my community ties. Every day brings new experiences and I wouldn’t trade it for any other job in San Francisco.