Part-Time Home Goods Associate(Dallas,TX)|Walmart | Part Time Job

Part-Time Opportunity in Dallas, TX

Fast Facts

  • Based in: Dallas, TX (a key business district)
  • Employer: Walmart (Hiring for part-time roles in Dallas)
  • Job Title: Home Goods Associate – Flexible Part-Time Role
  • This part-time role in Dallas is an excellent opportunity for professionals skilled in relevant skills.
  • Our Walmart part-time team in Dallas, TX is growing.
  • Benefit from working part-time in Dallas, a key hub for the Retail industry.

Pay & Perks

  • Compensation (Part-Time): $14-$18/Hour (approx. $19.4k/Year)
  • Benefits: Steady supplemental income with predictable weekly hours.
  • Stable part-time work with a friendly Dallas team and clear expectations.

Day-to-Day

  • Core objectives involve your professional skills in a part-time capacity in Retail.

About Walmart Home Goods Departments

Walmart's home goods departments — spanning housewares, kitchen, bedding, bath, storage, and home décor — represent one of the largest home furnishing retail footprints in America. Home Goods Associates manage these diverse product categories, maintaining display vignettes, organizing shelving by collection and price point, answering customer questions about thread counts, cookware materials, and storage solutions, and keeping these high-browse departments presentable despite the constant customer interaction that comes with products people love to touch and examine.

Position Overview

Walmart is hiring Home Goods Associates to maintain merchandise presentation and provide customer assistance in home departments at Supercenter locations. You will zone housewares, kitchen, bedding, bath, and décor areas, stock shelves with new merchandise, set up seasonal home displays, and help customers compare products and find solutions for their home improvement and furnishing needs.

Key Responsibilities

  • Zone and recover home goods departments maintaining clean, organized displays across housewares, kitchen, bedding, and bath areas.
  • Stock shelves with new home merchandise from backroom pallets, setting up feature displays per planogram and mod directives.
  • Assist customers comparing products — explaining cookware materials, bedding sizes, storage dimensions, and décor style options.
  • Process seasonal home transitions setting up and tearing down holiday, summer, back-to-college, and spring refresh displays.
  • Maintain high-touch display areas that customers frequently browse, straightening packaging and resetting vignette arrangements.

Qualifications & Benefits

Must be 16+ years of age. No prior home goods or retail experience required. Interest in home products and willingness to learn merchandise details. Must stand and walk for full shift and lift up to 50 lbs. Walmart offers competitive home goods associate pay, flexible scheduling, associate discount, 401(k), stock purchase plan, health benefits, and advancement into home department team lead and coach positions.

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