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Mobile Associates, Store-in-Store are an integral part of the Retail Team responsible for bringing the T-Mobile brand to life within National Sales partner locations, where active customer engagement is crucial for success.
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Assisting fellow associates as needed throughout the store. From unloading trucks in the summer to filling ice cream in the freezer, this fast-paced job can be physically demanding - it's like being paid to go to the gym.
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Our Store Team Members are an essential part of customer service in any Academy store. He/she is responsible for ensuring a fast, friendly customer service, to be able to navigate the abundance of choices Academy has to offer, in addition to impacting customer satisfaction, store profitability, and Academy's Mission.
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Perform all store opening/closing duties, including performing day end procedures, verifying/securing money/deposits according to company policy, preparing bank deposits as needed, ensuring all night security lights are on, locking doors and securing building, arming/disarming security alarms, and checking/securing/locking delivery vehicle(s) parked in a secure designated area.
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As a NAPA Automotive Parts Specialist , you are looked at as the "face of the retail store" and the go to person as soon as our customers enter our retail stores for all of their automotive needs.
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Makes sure store is secure if alarm company calls. Manages the activities of the Assistant Store Manager, Customer Service Specialists, and in certain cases, stock personnel or Deli Leader.
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Tackle the challenge of a new store opening or turning around a struggling store. In a store as big as ours, we need all hands (and paws, wings and fins!) Develop your leadership skills as a Store Manager then a District Manager.
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For More information about benefits, see Performs general store operational duties including cashiering, customer service, truck unloading, stocking, merchandise recovery, and light cleaning or maintenance as assigned.
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Completes monthly Store Visit Form for review with RTL and optical team. Ensures all operating policies and procedures are followed at the highest level to include merchandising and store presentation, timely and accurate implementation of approved marketing programs and promotions.
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The Target Store Manager delivers this mission by leading a Team of high performing Team Members to deliver an incredible experience to each and every guest and in doing so meets all goals and commitments set by the brand.
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As a Starbucks shift supervisor , you'll be a role model of the store operations standards that define our Starbucks Experience. Meet store operating policies and standards, including providing quality beverages and food products, cash handling and store safety and security, with or without reasonable accommodations.
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Previous military experience What you’ll be doing: As an Assistant Store Manager, you will assist the Store Manager in running the store. You’ll lead meetings, help the store meet its customer and donor satisfaction standards, maintain displays and merchandising presentations, ensure that any cash is handled as per policy and drive the store towards meeting or exceeding its budgeted financial performance.
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Maintaining the sales floor by restocking shelves, checking in vendors, updating pricing information and completing inventory management tasks as directed by store manager. The Retail Store Associate position provides an opportunity, in a leading retail setting, to excel in a growing, high impact, customer focused role, working both independently and as a member of a team, to positively impact the lives of others.
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Assist Store Managers in many of the day-to-day tasks such as personnel training, completing fuel surveys, making bank deposits and receiving product. Supporting the Store Manager in all store operations.
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As a Store Associate, you'll be responsible for merchandising and stocking product, cashiering, and cleaning to keep the store looking its best. Ability to stock merchandise from store receiving to shelving; ability to place product, weighing up to 45 pounds, on shelving at various heights.
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