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Assist the Store Manager and Assistant Store Manager with the recruitment, training, development and succession of high performing, results driven Associates.
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As an Assistant Store Manager, you will assist the Store Manager in running the store. - 3 years of experience in a supervisory role of 12 or more employees in retail, manufacturing, production or food services and/or demonstrated success and completion of Goodwill assigned training.
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Ability to oversee and provide customer service leadership, training, and coaching, alongside the Store Leader, for all store employees. If you enjoy working as part of a management team and have previous supervisory experience, we would love the opportunity to talk with you about our Assistant Store Leader Trainee role.
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When you join our team as an Assistant Store Manager, you’ll take on key store management responsibilities including assisting with supervising day-to-day store activities, ensuring overall store performance, managing schedules, and developing operational action plans while identifying training opportunities to develop and grow the team.
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Description: ASSISTANT MANAGER Our comprehensive training program will enable you to become proficient in maintaining store operations, providing employee leadership and exceptions customer service while promoting the highest quality products in the industry.
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Supporting your Store Manager and Assistant Store Manager with the achievement of retail store targets by driving sales. We specialize in fashionable jewelry, accessories and cosmetics products.
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To be eligible for the position of Automotive Assistant / Service Manager, you must (1) be at least 18 years of age; (2) be legally authorized to work in the United States; and (3) possess (i) 1 year of experience and/or training in automotive parts and/or tire sales, (ii) 1 year of experience and/or training in automotive repairs/maintenance, or (iii) any combination of education, training, and experience which demonstrates the ability to perform the duties and responsibilities of the position.
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Can you assist in leading a team that works to create efficiencies for the store including supporting the Operations Manager to provide a premium store experience consisting of employee management, stock, visual merchandising, asset protection, and training.
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We're looking for full-time Automotive Assistants and Service Managers to join Team Mavis at one or our state-of-the-art automotive service and retail tire sales centers in the Cape Coral, FL area.
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The Assistant General Manager directly manages the FOH and BOH Managers and is accountable for all aspects of managing a single retail store (as well as all other projects/duties as assigned.
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The Store Assistant Manager plays a vital role in guiding, developing, and motivating a team of brand advocates to ensure an exceptional customer experience that aligns with the company’s brand values.
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Position Summary: We are looking for a dynamic and inspirational Key Holder to support the Store Manager and Assistant Manager to ensure the smooth efficient running of the Store.
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Demonstrated ability maintaining a clean, safe environment by complying with all health and sanitation procedures to ensure the store is presentable and that all products are in-stock. Competency in cash handling, fuel transactions, and promoting the Speedy Rewards loyalty program.
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The Seattle Division's District 31 has an opening for Grocery Manager in Colville, WA. This is a full time, non-union, non-exempt hourly position, and an excellent career move in preparation to move into retail management through the Retail Leadership Training (RLD) Program.
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We're looking for full-time Automotive Assistants and Service Managers to join Team Mavis at one or our state-of-the-art automotive service and retail tire sales centers in the Harleysville, PA area.
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