Displayers, Merchandise - Working Conditions

In a typical work setting, merchandise displayers:

Have a high level of social contact. They often interact with the public when creating displays, and confer often with managers and supervisors.
Communicate daily by telephone and face-to-face discussions.
Often work as part of a team.
May on occasion be placed in conflict situations in which others may become rude or angry.
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Are somewhat responsible for the health and safety of customers. Displays must not be hazardous in any way.
Are somewhat responsible for the work done by others, such as assistants.

Often work indoors, but may also work outdoors.
Are often exposed to contaminants, such as paint fumes.
Are sometimes exposed to cramped work places that require getting into awkward positions.
May have to stand on high places to complete work.
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Often work physically near others, especially customers.

Must be sure that all details are done and their work is exact so that displays are appealing. Errors may cause displays to have an undesired effect.
Make decisions that greatly impact a store's reputation. They often act independently when designing and setting up displays.
Set most of their daily tasks and goals without talking to a supervisor.
Work in a competitive atmosphere in which daily deadlines must be met.