Harrods Careers – Page 10

Seeking applicants: Harrods is recruiting for 113 open positions globally.

Latest Harrods Job Opportunities

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Chester · UK

Harrods Chester seeks part-time Beauty Consultant specializing in makeup, skincare, or fragrance. £16,044 plus commission.

Sep 30th Part-TimeEntry-Level

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London · UK

Customer Service Advisor at Harrods, London. Deliver luxury retail experiences at the iconic Knightsbridge store.

Sep 30th Full-TimeEntry-Level

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Gateshead · UK

Assistant Manager, H beauty at Harrods Gateshead. Full-time opportunity in luxury beauty retail leadership within a talent community.

Sep 30th Full-TimeManager

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London · UK

Hospitality Supervisor at Harrods Private Shopping, Knightsbridge, London—lead luxury service operations for discerning clientele.

Sep 30th Full-TimeSupervisor

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Milton Keynes · UK

Harrods Beauty Advisor, Milton Keynes – deliver luxury customer service in our innovative H Beauty department.

Sep 30th Full-TimeEntry-Level

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All applicants ought to know these basics about Harrods before applying or interviewing for any role.

Charles Henry Harrod established his Knightsbridge shop in 1849, laying the foundations for a business that grew from a small grocery into a world-famous luxury department store.
Harrods has been owned by the Qatar Investment Authority since 2010, when it was acquired from Mohamed Al-Fayed for a reported £1.5 billion.
Its motto, “Omnia Omnibus Ubique”—“All things for all people, everywhere”—reflects an unusually broad retail offering, creating career paths across fashion, beauty, fine jewellery, food and hospitality.
The Knightsbridge flagship brings brands such as Chanel and Christian Dior together under one roof, making multi-brand knowledge valuable for customer-facing roles.
Harrods’ celebrated Food Halls grew from its grocery roots, making specialist food expertise and culinary craftsmanship as much a part of its identity as luxury fashion.
In 1898, Harrods installed a pioneering “moving staircase,” with brandy reportedly offered to nervous passengers—a memorable example of its long-standing emphasis on retail spectacle.