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The Assistant Store Manager will support the Store Manager in areas of sales, customer service, store appearance and store operations. Assist the store manager in maintaining the store building, parking lot, exterior signage/lighting, computer hardware, in-store service/test equipment, and delivery vehicles.
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Using elements of GameStop's buy, sell, trade, and reservation business model, the Circle of Life, the Assistant Store Manager develops and promotes a sales culture by creating individualized and complete solutions for every guest and providing outstanding guest service experiences through professional conduct and shared passion for gaming.
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Lids - 8565 - Twin Cities Premium Outlets (Team Leader) Generate Sales: Produce sales gains, by providing customer service; Provide consistent, documented appraisal of an associate's sales performance.
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Partners with Store management team to lead store staff to achieve sales, service, and operational expectations when assigned as the manager on duty. As a Store Lead, you will partner with your Store Manager to support store team members to achieve sales performance expectations through active coaching, development of a team selling environment, and operational excellence when you are the manager on duty.
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Understands and complies with the Loss Prevention Awareness Program and is responsible for Store Loss Prevention which includes maintaining a large Customer service presence on the sales floor, Customer and Associate engagement and heightened Loss Prevention awareness.
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Reports to Store Manager:As a Store Lead, you will partner with your Store Manager to support store team members to achieve sales performance expectations through active coaching, development of a team selling environment, and operational excellence when you are the manager on duty.
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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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As a Monro Automotive Store Manager, you will lead all aspects of everyday store and shop operations including the efficient, productive, and safe operation of our service bays.
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4+ years of experience in Automotive Tire Sales and Service experience or Lube and Tire industry experience. Introduce tire and service products to guest in efforts to maximize sales and guest satisfaction and loyalty.
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The Assistant Store Manager assists and performs the following functions alongside store management: customer service, merchandising, omni activities and all inventory related actions to drive sales and results.
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At all times you will be expected to deliver outstanding customer service to the academic and co-curricular community while helping the store to meet or exceed sales goals, identify business opportunities, and motivate our team.
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Assist Store Manager by ensuring the store meets sales plans, while monitoring customer service, inventory, expense control, and risk management. We are looking for a self-driven and results-oriented Retail Assistant Store Manager who is passionate about customer service and coaching team members to achieve their goals within a fast-paced environment.
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They work directly with the Store Manager, Distributor Sales Consultants, and other team members in an upbeat environment to drive sales, meet goals, and maintain high SSG retail standards.
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With locations across North America and more than $3 billion in tire and auto service sales, Bridgestone Retail Operations is the right place to build a career. Drive store sales & promotions.
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