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Giant food has three ASM classifications, including Customer Service Manager (CSM); Non-Perishable Manager (NPM); and Perishable Manager (PM). ASMs are responsible for day-to-day operation and development of their store, including customer service, training and development of all store associates, labor management, inventory control, asset protection, shrink, store conditions, and performance management.
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Collaborate with store management and assist with all aspects of total store operations including: customer service, associate development, sales, profit, payroll, and productivity goals, store standards, and more.
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We want proven, experienced store leaders with a passion for customer service and a knack for driving sales. ASSISTANT STORE MANAGERExperienced big-box supermarket managers and assistant managers are encouraged to apply.
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Prior work as an Assistant Store Manager and/or Store Manager in a nationally or regionally recognized grocery company and/or big box retail company. Ensure overall store appearance, safety and customer experience upholds Giant Food standards and regulations.
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