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Asist in the daily operations of the store, including completing work lists, clean up lists, weekly shipments, and store maintenance. Identify and communicate merchandise needs, pricing concerns, and operations problems to store management staff.
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As a Store Manager, you’ll be responsible for successfully managing all store operations tasks in order to maximize sales results while bringing “Our Burlington” values to life in your store.
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Cross-train in all areas of store operations including Stocking/Sales associate duties, and responsibilities. Maintain a safe, clean, and organized store. A Senior Retail Stocking Associate (full-time) is a valued member of a high performing team who is empowered & equipped to do their job.
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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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Assisting the 1 st assistant and manager with all day-to-day operations of the store. Ability to work a flexible schedule and have dependable transportation. Possess a personality that supports efficiency and a can do attitude.
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Assistant Managers take part in directing the daily retail operations of the store, while progressing through company training programs in preparation for a Store Manager position.
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You will ensure that all items are displayed attractively and are easily accessible to customers, supporting a positive shopping experience and efficient store operations. As a Stocker at Kohl’s, you will be responsible for maintaining inventory levels by restocking shelves and organizing products within the store.
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Receive and process warehouse stock products (pick, unload, label, store). Warehouse Associates at Grainger are crucial to the daily operations of the warehouse, ensuring that all inbound and outbound shipments are handled efficiently, accurately, and safely.
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The primary purpose of the Assistant Store Manager is to Assist the Store Manager in upholding the daily store operations of a retail store ensuring maximum sales and profitability through merchandising execution, managing expenses and inventory, training and development of the store team, human resources management, and outstanding customer service.
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You are an entrepreneurial-minded business owner who takes pride in maximizing the daily operations of your store. You have a passion for driving results: You're an expert at driving sales by maximizing overall store productivity and building guest loyalty through a best-in-class guest experience.
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We are looking for motivated, enthusiastic, and hard-working individuals to join our store operations team. From our humble beginnings in 1915 with a single store of 2 employees, and mule drawn wagon, Kimbrell's has grown to over 50 stores with hundreds of employees serving both Carolinas.
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As a Retail Front End Supervisor, you’ll be an integral part of the store leadership team, working closely with Store Management in the areas of Merchandising, Customer Service, Operations, and Human Resources.
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Directing customers to merchandise within the store. Read and follow assembly instructions of home furnishings, assembling merchandise for display and delivery. Promptly resolve customer complaints and ensure maximum client satisfaction.
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