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The Training Project Manager designs, develops, and facilitates learning programs to support the growth and scaling of the global Product Management organization. This role is ideally suited for someone with extensive industry experience in learning and development, instructional design, and training facilitation, and who can multiply the capabilities of others to help the Product Management team meet and exceed our goals.
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The Training Manager will work closely with the project team to create effective training materials and documentation that align with the City and County of San Francisco's accessibility and security requirements.
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Objective is to receive hands on training preparing manager in training for a management position in another store or future location. Must complete Assistant Manager Certification, Sales Specialist Training, and Manager Development Program.
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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 Entry Level Training and Operations Manager needs to be able to lead from the front, using numerous sales systems and structures to help train and develop the representatives of our sales team alongside upper management.
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We’re looking for enthusiastic, hard-working, friendly individuals to come work at AO and support a huge network of clients.
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As we grow our brand and community of Insomniacs, we are seeking to add a skilled District Manager in Training to drive the performance success for 3 -4 of our city and campus adjacent stores located throughout San Francisco.
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Lawyer Development Manager - Training and Inclusion & Belonging Job Locations: US-NY-New York | US-DC-Washington | US-CSan Francisco | US-CMenlo Park. Overview Orrick currently has an excellent opportunity for a Lawyer Development Manager - Training and Inclusion & Belonging.
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3+ years of relevant work experience as a Training Coordinator, Training Manager, Learning and Development Manager, or in a similar role. As a member of the People and Culture Team, the Training Manager will work closely with people managers and independent contributors throughout the organization to develop and oversee delivery of necessary training that support staff in their day to day roles and prepare them for future leadership roles within the organization.
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