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If you have experience in any of the following types of jobs, we encourage you to apply: Sales Associate, Customer Service Representative, Retail Associate, Store Associate, Hospitality and Hotel, Front Desk Agent, Leasing Agent, Rental Agent (i.e. car rental, RV rental, storage rental, apartment rental, etc.
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As an Assistant Store Manager, you will have the opportunity to be part of a diverse team with an excellent company culture. Provide excellent customer service. May be required to run errands for the facility and travel to other store locations.
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Produce sales gains, by providing customer service. Adhere to current visual guidelines includes: proper merchandising, signage and store cleanliness. Assist in recruiting and training store personnel on proper store operations and procedures.
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Two or more years of Store or Assistant Store Manager experience in a retail environment. Understands and complies with the Loss Prevention Awareness Program and is responsible for Store Loss Prevention which includes maintaining a large Customer service presence on the sales floor, Customer and Associate engagement and heightened Loss Prevention awareness.
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Lids - 9302 - PSG- Lincoln Road [Team Leader] Generate Sales: Produce sales gains, by providing customer service; Provide consistent, documented appraisal of an associate's sales performance.
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General DescriptionGenerate Sales Produce sales gains, by providing customer service. Administer the progressive steps of discipline to include verbal and written warning in the absence of the Store Manager.
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If this sounds like you, NAPA is looking for a passionate Assistant Store Manager. Enjoy creating a superior customer service experience to achieve maximum market penetration, drive store growth, increase sales and profitability.
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The Assistant Store Manager supports the selling, service, and operations of the store to achieve an inspiring environment founded on fitness, wellness and happiness.
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The Sales Manager assists with the merchandising, operations, cash handling, and execution of store and company standards, in addition to resolving both associate and customer relations' concerns.
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The Assistant Store Manager provides leadership and direction to front line associates to ensure that our customers have a memorable experience. Provide world class customer service by responding quickly to customer complaints/warranty issues and process casualty losses/repair damages.
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The Assistant Store Manager supports the selling, service, and operations of the store to achieve an engaging and inspiring environment. Guides the team to prioritize the customer service and styling recommendations to drive metrics and achieve store goals; provides employees with timely and specific feedback to create a culture of action and accountability.
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This includes reporting and deep diving on areas including productivity, quality, safety, and customer service - as a means for achieving or exceeding Whole Foods Market expectations. The Associate Team Leader, WFMOA: E-Commerce requires you to lean into five key areas: safety, quality, customer service, productivity, and fun.
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The assistant store manager will effectively lead, coach and support sales professionals with a focus clientele development and providing a high level of customer service to create a luxury experience.
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The Assistant Store Manager Operations will help manage Sales Associates, FT Store Supervisors and PT Store Supervisors in maintaining and driving sales, customer satisfaction, the store’s facilities, loss prevention audits, service, staffing goals, payroll planning, safety, administrative work, company programs, and inventory control so that work is actualized in accordance with company-defined practices and processes.
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The ideal candidate must be a seasoned Retail Manager with a strong focus on driving sales, and delivering customer service skills. We are seeking an experienced, retail Assistant Store Manager to provide leadership in our Swatch Store.
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