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The Customer Service Supervisor will assist store management in customer service, product availability, safety, shift management, and vendor care.
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The Customer Service Supervisor will work in support of the store management team to ensure customer satisfaction (including store conditions), maximize sales, and achieve established goals.
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The Customer Service Supervisor is responsible for the complete operations of the store when a more senior level manager is not present. Participate with the store management team to improve store performance in areas of sales, controllable expenses, merchandising, marketing, associate retention and associate training and make appropriate recommendations to store management regarding the same.
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If you require an accommodation, please contact our Associate Service Center at asc@wawa.com or 1-800-444-9292. Experience training, sales building, management of expenses, and food service menu planning.
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Reporting to the Store Manager, the Supervisor contributes as an integral member of the store management team by contributing to the successful implementation of strategies and operational excellence that ensure brand equity, customer satisfaction and financial growth.
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Ensure execution of established safety, security, quality, and store operations policies, procedures and practices. Experienced in all areas of store operations, including foodservice.
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