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The Manager in Training is passionate about giving outstanding customer service and promoting the merchandise in stores. The Manager in Training assumes supervisory control in the Store Manager's absence and is trained in the Store Manager's Responsibilities.
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The Manager in Training is responsible for assisting the Store Manager regarding overall operations and administrative duties. The Manager in Training is knowledgeable in each product area or department in our store.
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Job Title: Manager in Training. Responsibilities include interviewing, and training employees; planning, assigning, and directing work; and resolving problems. Assist the Store Manager in controlling the assets of Hibbett I City Gear.
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Consults with Store Manager in establishing action plan to accomplish departmental and overall store responsibilities such as selling, restocking, merchandising, ordering, and scheduling. Keeps the Store Manager informed about inventory movement and customer trends.
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Assumes responsibility of the entire store in the absence of the Store Manager. Supervises employees in the absence of the Store Manager. Reports To: Store Manager. Direct staff to ensure each department's responsibilities and standards are completed.
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Experience working in a retail environment, preferably in footwear and athletic apparel. Serves as an ambassador of Hibbett I City Gear creating a unique customer experience helping to acquire and retain long-time customers.
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Is a self-starter, has initiative to take on important tasks without being asked. Strong attention to detail with the ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously and with precision. Practice and uphold all Hibbett I City Gear policies, procedures, and standards as listed in the operations policy manual, personnel policy manual, visual manual, customer service manual, and memos with the company's direction.
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Promote and sell services and merchandise provided by Hibbett I City Gear. Produce and give extraordinary customer service highlighted in the customer service manual, including helping customers as they enter the store, and helping multiple customers during peak periods.
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