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Working with minimal supervision, the Assistant Store Manager supports the Store Manager in all facets of store operations. Provide timely and appropriate recognition and feedback to all store associates concerning performance; regularly input written feedback for each store associate into Workday / HR service management system in partnership with the Store Manager.
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The Assistant Store Manager will support the Store Manager in areas of sales, customer service, store appearance and store operations. The Assistant Manager will be expected to lead the store team members in servicing customers.
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Respond in person to occasional, unscheduled store banking requirements and store alarms. Partners with Store Manager to recognize opportunity; adjusts strategy to align with business demands.
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In partnership with the Store Manager, model and lead a customer-first selling culture through effective routines, visual brand standards, and engagement behaviors. Plan for and execute daily business tasks and duties assigned by and in the absence of the Store Manager.
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In the absence of the Store Manager, the Assistant Store Manager will assume total responsibility for all store operations. The Assistant Manager assists the Store manager in managing all day to day store operations, while ensuring that compliance exists with all established company policies and procedures.
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Verify all shipments for discrepancies/shortages and record any discrepancies in the POS system; conduct merchandise counts/inventories and communicate discrepancies to Store Manager/District Manager.
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Assists Store Manager in ordering merchandise and record keeping to include payroll, scheduling and cash register deposits and receipts. A key priority includes assisting the Store Manager in the daily operation of the store.
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The Assistant Manager is responsible for supporting the Store Manager in the various tasks involved in the overall operation of a store, ensuring maximum sales and profitability by developing staff, controlling expenses and shrinkage as well as all aspects of merchandising and inventory control in adherence with all Company policies and procedures.
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You take responsibility for the day-to-day operations of the store, which includes training, visual merchandising, opening and closing the store, securing all assets, planning and preparing the labor schedule, maintaining the store security system, managing inventory and cash controls, and serving as the Manager on Duty in the Store Manager’s absence.
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In addition: Staffing, Paperwork, Cost Controls, Cash control, Food management, Work to a Schedule, Perfect Image and adherence to standards, Great Customer Service, Attendance & punctuality, Transportation to/from work, Store cleanliness, Marketing, Profitability.
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The Assistant Store Manager is assigned to a Division of Responsibility (DOR) that will focus on the operational and selling aspects of the business while maintaining a strong motivated retail team.
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Title Key Carrier / Assistant Manager $20.00-$24.00 Category Management Description The management of the front end and ability to motivate the checkers and baggers is the most critical job in the store.
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Maintains high merchandise presentations standards, actively leads the team in planning and execution of all merchandise and visual elements in the store. Cust Assistant Manager, Merchandise, Manager, Customer Experience, Customer Service, Associate, Retail.
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We are looking for excellent assistant manager candidates to oversee and coordinate with the store manager the planning, organizing, training, and leadership necessary to achieve stated objectives in sales, cost, employee retention, guest service and satisfaction, food quality, cleanliness, and sanitation.
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