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Ski Shop Jobs

Ski shops are a cornerstone of the ski industry. They are often the first places that resort skiers visit on their way to the slopes. Typically, ski shops serve as primary sources of information regarding which runs to ski, which skis or boards to use, and what to wear.

When ski season winds down, ski shops that get summer traffic, whether in town or at four-season resorts, turn quickly to warm-weather sports gear and clothing. Mountain bikes crowd out the year-end ski specials. Year-round shop employees need to know as much about biking, in-line skating, tennis, volleyball, water skiing and hiking, and all the specialty clothing and gear that go with them, as they do about skiing and snowboarding.

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