Licensed Barber (Austin, TX)

Licensed Barber

THE BUZZ Capitol City Barbershop is growing We are now hiring licensed barbers to expand our team THE SHOP Capitol City Barbershop has been servicing Austin and surrounding communities for over 12 years. We love providing high quality grooming services at affordable prices Our team holds a passion for blending modern techniques into the art of traditional barbering. You have the opportunity to hone your barbering skills along side a master barber who will assist you in taking your craft to the next level.THE CHAIR We are looking for cutting edge barbers with a passion for making others look and feel good.Texas A Barber License Ability to thrive in team environment Excellent customer service communication skills 2 years experience cutting all hair types of all ages Positive mindset and love what you do THE LOCATION Capitol City Barbershop is located in South Austin on Manchaca Road lined up among a BOOMING community. The Manchaca area is known as the Best kept secret in Austin . A prime location in the city with easy access to multiple local restaurants and hangouts such as Valentina s BBQ The Moontower Saloon and Austin Roller Rink.WHY SHOULD YOU WORK WITH THE BEST First Week Chair Rental FREE Diverse Clientele Career Growth Opportunity Laid Back Vibes We are highly rated on Google and Yelp INTERESTED Apply now Please submit your resume via email and we will contact you to set up the next step. We hope to see you soon.Barber Stylist Salon Men s Salon Upscale Salon Men s Hair Cosmetology Men s Concept Hair Salon Hair Stylist Hairstylist Salon Stylist Stylist Hair Cosmetologist Haircut Hairdresser Salon for Men Men s and Boy s Concept Salon Haircutter Barber Shop Babershop Cutter Cut Supercuts Great Clips Regis Paul Mitchell Smart Style Master Cuts Floyd s Finley s Tune Ups Roosters Bird s Knockouts Style America Diesel. Austin Bastrop San Marcos Buda Kyle Bee Cave Pflugerville Round Rock Cedar Park Leander Liberty Hill Georgetown Taylor Hutto. Supercuts Great Clips Regis Paul Mitchell