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Work in tandem with the Visual Team to maximize real estate, driving sales growth. As well as ensuring a positive representation of the brand by utilizing business tools and market-specific insight to maximize results of the four key areas of the business: People, Sales, Visual Merchandising, and Operations.
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Drive sales performance (Wireless & AT&T TV) through coaching and training. Join us as a RETAIL SALES MANAGER in our stores. 1-2 years of wireless sales management. 3-4 years of wireless sales experience.
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We are dedicated to the professional development of our clinicians through robust continuing education, leadership training, mentorship, and advancement opportunities. Director-in-training program (DORit) open to all clinicians, including assistants.
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Provide store support by conducting associate orientation and training, food presentation, completing inventory counts, following food concept program guidelines, and running the cash register when needed.
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We inspire and develop our talent with internship opportunities, an in-house training program and 100% company paid apprenticeship programs in sheet metal, pipefitting, plumbing and service. Attends all MTech Mechanical Apprenticeship training classes regularly and outside schooling if available.
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