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Master the art of inventory management, balancing stock levels for optimal efficiency. Step into a role where you can blend your management skills with your love for food. Join Our Team as a Deli Manager – Crafting Culinary Excellence.
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At least 3 years of customer service/retail sales experience and 1 year of previous sales management experience. Previous experience in operational, financial and performance management.
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Manage all Finance & Accounting actives for the manufacturing site including costing, inventory management, tax returns etc., Manage all Finance & Accounting actives for the manufacturing site including costing, inventory management, tax returns etc.
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Willingness to relocate upon promotion into management; your preference of relocation is considered, but not guaranteed. Become proficient in all aspects of management such as recruitment, staff development, performance management, and leadership.
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As a Branch Manager, you will have responsibility for management of the entire branch. Manage overtime, teller management process, and scheduling. The Branch Manager is responsible for working alongside team members within a branch to identify and capitalize on business development opportunities.
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Your organized nature and five years of prior retail management experience will be the keys to your success as you manage and lead the store in all day-to-day operations. Citi Trends is a great place to build a fun and rewarding career in retail management.
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