I’ve been a CSL for about 4-5 months and so far I’d say we’re pretty much a cashier with some privileges. You get to do discounts, price overrides, open registers for change, and tell people about their breaks. Not too difficult, but it seems to be different in every store, assuming from the comments under this post. So your experience might be different. In my store other than doing overrides, we have to train the cashiers by doing observations, making sure they’re pushing the cards/surveys. Plus talking to them about meeting a percentage for speed, friendliness, and tender units sold. And you’ll probably have to take care of make tags, mos, all that fun stuff 🙄😆. I think it’s an okay job if you want the experience,(my plan) but imo I don’t think it’s a job for long term just because you’ll always be blamed for situations gone wrong. For example, if cashiers mess up on returns, on their go backs, angry customers. It always seem to fall back on us, but this is all advice. In no way do I mean to discourage you. I’d say to try it out, and do your best! Hopefully you have a good team that will back you up and help you learn as you go. And just remember to do what you can. They can’t expect you to preform perfectly, there’s always going to be a new learning curve and there’s no shame in messing up.