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The General Manager drives their business through a focus on people (talent acquisition, training, and development), performance (guest service, sales, and expense control), and process (standard operating procedures and policies), which will result in overall profitability.
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ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: The primary responsibility of the Store Manager is to be accountable for meeting the sales and income budget expectations while managing the expense controls to maximize profitability for the assigned location.
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Preferred Job Required Knowledge & Skills Assistant Store Managers can earn up to 25% above local minimum wage based on experience. Adhere to current visual guidelines includes: proper merchandising, signage and store cleanliness.
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Title: Assistant Store Manager, Sales Full Time. Assistant Store Manager, Sales Full Time Requisition ID: 5239. Learn & assist in various departments within the store including consumer service, product knowledge and placement, visual presentation, and stock room management.
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Brand: Spencer'sThe Assistant Store Manager is responsible for establishing and maintaining Guest Services. 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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In this role, you’ll partner with a store manager to oversee all aspects involved in the daily operation of a retail store. With access to the latest tech and a company that believes in you, there’s so much in store for your career.
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Assistant Store Manager- TOMMY HILFIGER - Waikele, Hawaii. Responsible for all activities within the store in the absence of the GM / SM or Associate Manager. SUMMARY: An Assistant Manager shares in the responsibility for the overall performance of the store and assists Store Management with generating sales potential, recruiting and developing staff, maintaining store appearance, and controlling expenses and shortages.
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Administer the progressive steps of discipline to include verbal and written warning in the absence of the Store Manager. Additional Principal Duties and ResponsibilitiesManage store associates through thorough use of LIDS Training Programs, goal setting (for sales and tasks), and regular follow up when Store Manager is not present.
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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/profitability by establishing and maintaining Guest Services, developing staff, controlling expenses, shrinkage and all aspects of merchandising and inventory control.
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Job DescriptionResponsible for learning the overall operations of a retail store under the direction of a Store Manager/Head Coach or District Manager. Independently performs complex duties, including but not limited to people management, store operations, inventory management, merchandising, loss prevention, selling and leading others in selling skills developmentAdditional duties as assigned SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES: Responsible for supervising a team of employees.
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The Store Manager oversees and is accountable for the total operation of a store ensuring maximum sales and profitability by establishing and maintaining Guest Services and, controlling expenses.
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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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Reporting to the District Manager (DM), the Store Manager (SM) will lead the day-to-day operations of a single store to achieve all sales, profitability, customer satisfaction, inventory control, brand representation, and team member growth and development to maximize the results of the store.
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This role is a hands-on experience that develops your supervisory experience, coaching skills, coffee/tea passion, and business acumen, all to build your understanding of store management. These foundational principles set up partners for success in careers in store management and leadership.
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The Store-in-Store Manager is an integral part of the Retail Team responsible for bringing the T-Mobile brand to life within Store-in-Store partner locations, where active customer engagement is crucial for success.
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