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DICK’S Sporting Goods is seeking a big box retail leader to oversee store loss prevention functions. Partner with Distribution Center Loss Prevention Supervisor to resolve issues involving the flow of merchandise to the store and any firearms issues.
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Job Purpose or Objective(s): Oversee daily operations of retail store selling specific lines of merchandise such as cigarette/tobacco products, fuel, gift shop, food service, and grocery items with complete accountability for budget, sales, and management of employees, guest service, profitability, and loss prevention.
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The Store Manager is a shared leadership role responsible for overseeing essential business duties in a fast paced, complex environment, related to the day-to-day operations of the store; specifically in the areas of sales objectives, customer service, staffing, employee relations, management, payroll and operating expenses, ensuring loss prevention, and executing merchandise presentations.
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The Retail Store Manager will work with Senior Management to ensure the location is adequately staffed to meet and/or exceed budgeted sales numbers, that all Company guidelines’ and policies are adhered to by all location employees and will oversee all employee discipline and employee relations issues with the appropriate partnership of Human Resources, Operations and Loss Prevention.
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Independently perform complex duties, including but not limited to people management, store operations, inventory management, merchandising, loss prevention, selling and leading others in selling skills development.
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Independently performs complex duties, including but not limited to people management, store operations, inventory management, merchandising, loss prevention, selling and leading others in selling skills development.
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Responsible for learning the overall operations of a retail store under the direction of a Store Manager/Head Coach or District Manager. Partners with SM to handle escalated customer service issues; supports SM in monitoring store’s Loss Prevention activities and escalates concern.
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2+ years of retail sales experience and prior management/supervisory experience preferred. Gains knowledge and competency in financial processes required to manage a retail store.
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Responsibilities Works directly with Store Manager to set the visual presentation of the store through merchandising, floor set planning and execution, replenishment, launches, updates, shipment, loss prevention, and service.
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Works directly with Store Manager to set the visual presentation of the store through merchandising, floor set planning and execution, replenishment, launches, updates, shipment, loss prevention, and service.
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Works with Store Manager and other members of management to create processes or programs in store that will drive sales and bottom-line profitability. Communicates regularly with the management team regarding all aspects of sales, visual execution, customer feedback and FT Store Supervisor, PT Store Supervisor and Sales Associate performance.
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Must be skilled in leadership, coaching, and training, sales generation, strategic planning, authentic customer service, communication, conflict resolution, business acumen, time management, and POS and other retail software proficiency.
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Directly responsible for Loss Prevention and Operational compliance within store. Communicate and provide feedback to Area/District ManagerImplement, manage and monitor Loss Prevention education, training and awareness programs.
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Mastery of brand standards and SOPs, overseeing store maintenance, shipment processing, and inventory management for optimal operations and loss prevention. Strong understanding of successful retail processes and retail loss prevention.
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At Retail for the People, we are known as the “pop-up people” and we are on the lookout for exceptional individuals who want to work with us to create the luxury and immersive store experiences customers love.
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