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Job Title: PT Retail Store Associate - Queenstown Premi, 6166, Queenstown, MD. We could list tired, old bullet points about Store Associate tasks but we're confident you already know that.
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The Sales Associate contributes to store sales and KPI targets by modeling brand values to provide Athletes a unique experience when visiting Under Armour. This role reports to the Store Manager and is responsible for execution of routine duties to support store operations.
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The Stock Associate contributes to store sales and KPI targets by maximizing selling potential through ensuring the efficient and effective flow of merchandise from the stockroom to the sales floor.
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Supports Store Inventory Process by processing shipment, stocking shelves, replenishing sales floor, maintains strong organizational standards as it relates to product both in the stockroom and on the sales floor.
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Sales Stylist are responsible for implementing a variety of functions and procedures relating to customer service, sales, merchandising, and store operations. Comply with store security, safety, and loss prevention programs.
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The Assistant Store Manager is responsible for supporting the Store Manager in promoting a customer and product-focused sales culture, where our values and guiding principles are at the forefront of all store operations, including managing sales operations, asset protection, and human resources functions to ensure great customer experience and maximum profitability.
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You will also like working as part of a high performing team to create impact with in-store events and to ensure that the store always achieves our high standards of visual merchandising to stand out against our competitors.
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In the absence of the Store Manager, the Assistant Store Manager will assume total responsibility for all store operations. Customers, Sales Associates, Store Management, District/Regional Managers, Store Operations and Training Personnel.
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As a Sales Support associate, you will have the opportunity to support delivering sales plan through selling effectiveness. Our management team is dedicated to ensuring fulfillment of this policy with respect to recruitment, hiring, placement, promotion, transfer, training, compensation, benefits, associate activities and general treatment during employment.
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Control Expenses: Prepare store schedules; Accurately manage store inventory including receiving, transferring, completing price changes and conducting product counts; Open and close the store.
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Set the course - Build strong sales and service relationships with guests in all aspect of store operations; setting the tone to consistently role model key sales and service behaviors with every team member creating an optimal guest purchase experienceBuild the perfect oasis - Cultivate a culture of selling by achieving sales plan through means of efficient planning, execution, business analysis and streamlining store processes with Store Manager.
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As one of our highly skilled make-up artists you will combine your creative and technical expertise and passion for people to provide a welcoming, inspirational and personalized in-store experience which educates and delights our customers.
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You will offer information to the customer on current merchandise assortment, store promotions and events, and execute operational processes effectively and efficiently. Leverage omni channel offerings to deliver a frictionless customer experience.
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As a Sales Associate, your number one job is to share your love of fashion and do whatever it takes to create an amazing shopping experience for our customers. Assist with daily opening and closing tasks to maintain a clean, neat, and tidy store.
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Represents the Brand – Acts as an ambassador for the brand to the outside world; creates a store environment representative of a premium brand; adheres to an appropriate and effective set of core values.
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