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You are applying for work with The NGP Management Team a franchisee network of Dunkin’ Donuts, not Dunkin’ Brands, Inc. or any of its affiliates. NGP Management Scrivanos Network started in 1980 with a Dunkin Donuts location in Haverhill MA. Since then the Scrivanos Family has grown to operate 115 Dunkin' locations throughout Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont and employs over 2000 employees.
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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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Supervises the control of the store cash management including but not limited to register counts, withdraws from bank, armored car pickups, safe deposits, change orders and oversees all aspects of bookkeeping.
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Description:As a station manager, we will look to you to lead the maintaining of store operations at your assigned location, ensuring uninterrupted service and promoting a positive customer buying experience.
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Job Details GENERAL SUMMARY:Responsible for the management of all employees in the effective planning and implementation of all store processes, including ordering, receiving, stocking, presentation, selling, staffing and support.
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Store Operations (Inventory, Labor Management, Cost Control) Job DescriptionWhole Foods Market is seeking a Associate Store Team Leader (Assistant Store Manager) to join our team in the Madison metro.
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Assist in hiring, performance management, and employee relations in coordination with HR and regional teams. Join LaserAway as a Store Manager, Location Director and lead our Madison, WI location.
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The Store Manager is responsible for overseeing all aspects of store operations, including sales, customer service, staff management, inventory control and staff development.
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The GM will lead the management and associate team to ensure the execution of all PMG Values, goals, rules, regulations, processes and procedures. The GM is responsible for maximizing the stores profitability through Team Development, Operational Excellence, Sales Building, and Financial Performance Management.
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Our Store Managers are responsible for the overall site performance and the direct management of approximately 5-15 store employees. As a Store Manager at Murphy USA, you will join a diverse team of people on solid career paths in a growing retail organization.
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In this role, you'll be responsible for directing and leading the team to achieve store objectives which include sales and profit goals, recruiting, performance management, training, and development.
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JOB STATEMENT The store manager will accomplish this using various management skills to recruit and hire, train and develop, supervise and positively motivate store personnel according to action plans agreed upon with the district supervisor.
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In addition, the Store Manager owns overall operations in terms of cost control, inventory management, environmental compliance, and most importantly, safety. ResponsibilitiesAs a Midas Store Manager, you will manage and direct all automotive and general service technicians in the operation of the shop, including:Recruit, hire, train, motivate, evaluate, schedule and coach employeesDeliver exceptional customer service while listening and consulting customersFollowing up with customers, services requested, estimated completion times etc.
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Property Management, Retail Sales, Retail Sales Lead or Team Lead, Cashier/Sales, Sales Specialist, etc. As an Assistant Store Manager , you will have the opportunity to be part of a diverse team with an excellent company culture.
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Benefits include Associate discount; 401(k) match; medical/dental/vision; HSA; health care FSA; life insurance; short/long-term disability; paid holidays/vacation /sick/bereavement/parental leave; EAP; incentive programs for management; auto/home insurance discounts; tuition reimbursement; scholarship program; adoption/surrogacy assistance; smoking cessation; child care/cell phone discounts; pet/legal insurance; credit union; referral bonuses.
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management job Title: store manager in Madison, Beech-grove, Indiana
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