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Competitive Bi-Weekly Pay. Sets expectations and communicates regularly with employees on job responsibilities, goals, training, development, and overall customer service.
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The position offers hourly pay, along with a very competitive bi-weekly commission plan and bonus structure – that translates to one of the best total compensation plans in the fitness industry.
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Working at Crunch is more than a job, it’s an opportunity to inspire others to reach their fitness goals and simultaneously embark on a career in the health & wellness industry. Great facilities with functional training areas, premier strength equipment, top-of-the-line cardio equipment, best in class Group Fitness, and more.
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Work closely with team members in driving new member personal training sales. Crunch boasts state-of-the-art facilities and mixes fun and fitness to make for the ideal work environment.
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Holds management team accountable for job responsibilities, training and goals by coaching or counseling employees toward desired behaviors. Five or more years of experience of sales in an auto repair shop management position or equivalent business experience in the automotive industry.
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The right candidate will also have a great opportunity for upward mobility, as we operate over 400+ facilities nationally. Working at Crunch is more than a job, it’s an opportunity to inspire others to reach their fitness goals.
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The Shop Manager is responsible for the overall store performance both financial and operational of a market by establishing and maintaining guest services, overseeing and is accountable for the operation of their market by ensuring maximum sales and profitability through expense control, human resource management, and managing operating costs and shrink.
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The Manager-in-Training will be exposed to moderate to loud noises, dust, exhaust fumes, lubricants, petroleum products, vapors, caustic materials and other hazardous and non-hazardous materials.
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Competitive compensation plan of any commercial gym. Perform all functions with the highest levels of integrity and adhere to company core values at all times. If you are extremely client oriented, highly motivated, love developing a meaningful rapport with your clients and have the ability to communicate with persuasiveness, then you need to apply.
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That's why our diesel mechanic job opportunities offer competitive pay, low-cost health insurance and more – because we want our team members to have the tools and training they need to succeed.
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The Store Manager is responsible for the overall store performance both financial and operational of a market by establishing and maintaining guest services, overseeing and is accountable for the operation of their market by ensuring maximum sales and profitability through expense control, human resource management, and managing operating costs and shrink.
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Discounts on Crunch services, products, and much more! Enthusiastic, energetic, personable and friendly as well as passionate, intelligent and knowledgeable regarding the fitness industry.
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Austin vehicle owners have chosen Sun Auto Tire & Service to keep their cars and trucks in good condition and on the road since 1987. Holds employees accountable for job responsibilities, training and goals by coaching or counseling employees toward desired behaviors.
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We have immediate openings for Membership Sales Advisors with a burning desire to succeed. Compensation: Hourly rate up to $20/hr plus opportunity to earn monthly commissions averaging $3k-$5k per month.
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ResourceMFG Associate, Mitchell We Require Our Customers to Offer: Safe and clean work environment Employee focused workplace Safety programs and training As a ResourceMFG Associate We Offer You: Competitive pay Paid bi-weekly (Direct Deposit or ATM Debit Card available) Access to health benefits and retirement plan A personal recruiter to help with job searches and assistance when at work.
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