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Online Survey takers come from all different backgrounds including sales, retail, managers, management, customer service, grocery, restaurant food cooks, servers, cashiers, admin and many more.
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Minimum Qualifications: 18+Clear communicationAble and willing to lift and stock inventory up to 50 poundsAccountableReliablePunctualTeam-first attitudeCoachableAbility to stand on your feet during entire shiftAble to perform basic math functionsPreferred Qualifications: Prior C-Store, retail, food service, or customer service is greatly appreciatedBilingualDesire for personal and professional advancementShift flexibilityWeekend availability.
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The Manager in Training (MIT) position is expected to be a short-term transitional role that provides both work assignments and training opportunities to prepare MITs to be promoted into Retail/Commercial Store Management positions.
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Citi Trends is a great place to build a fun and rewarding career in retail management! After three or more years of working in retail, you're ready for the next step. 2-4 years of retail experience as an Assistant Manager.
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Minimum of 1-2 years’ retail management experience with a mid to large size retailer. Management experience with these companies translates well to this opportunity: Walmart, 5 Below, Burlington Stores, Big Lots, Dollar General, Rural King, Gabes, Dicks Sporting Goods and Bed Bath and Beyond just to name a few.
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Individuals with this level of experience typically report to an on-site manager; will mentor or lead a team of more junior staff but do not typically have formal management responsibility for personnel decisions.
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Multi-unit people management experience in the retail, restaurant, banking, or other related industry; management of people within military service positions. Create associate work schedules across all offices and ensure accurate timekeeping, as well as labor management for associates in all offices.
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Experience in a parts store, auction, retail store, auto body/collision, or fast food/restaurant/convenience store management experiencE. Knowledge of cataloging and/or inventory management systems.
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Whether you see yourself in sales, business development, customer service, retail management, or operations, as a manager in training, you can count on a career path with a clear beginning and an open end thats full of opportunities.
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We’re hiring immediately for our respected Management Training Program. Responsibilities We are now hiring for immediate openings in our Management Training program. We’re hiring immediately for our respected Management Training Program.
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