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Maintains a safe work environment and reports any potential hazards to store management (e.g., ensuring that exits are unobstructed, ceiling clearance in stockroom is enforced, rugs are not frayed, spills are cleaned up immediately, etc.
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The Manager in Training (MIT) position is expected to be a short-term transitional role that provides both work assignments and training opportunities to prepare MITs to be promoted into Retail/Commercial Store Management positions.
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Complete all other tasks as may be assigned by store management. Follow all company policies and procedures including by not limited to Cash Management, Attendance, and Security.
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Minimum of 7 years of sales management experience in retail, luxury retail, or service-related industry; As the Store Director, you will represent the brand as a Gucci Ambassador by promoting the values and ambitions of the brand within the marketplace.
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Learn & assist in various departments within the store including consumer service, product knowledge and placement, visual presentation, and stock room management. Leads by example and collaborates with Store Management to improve personal key performance indicators through sales-driven techniques.
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As each store experiences vigorous growth and constant change, you continually refocus your teams on providing a quality experience for each customer at the Apple Store. As a Market Leader, you inspire teams to deliver experiences that build customer loyalty and guide the development of your management talent.
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Ensure image and grooming standards are professional, reflective of the brand image and adhered to at all times Minimum 3 years retail experience with 1-2 years specialty management. SALES GENERATION Meet personal and store sales goals.
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Ensure store promotions, advertising, and visual merchandising are in place and all associates and doctors are aware of current promotions. Management experience in retail and/or optical industry.
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Assists Store Management in all aspects of daily shift management, including customer relations, inventory control, stock room, till/point of sale, procedural tasks and paperwork, visual merchandising, opening and closing the store.
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Supervisor contribute as an integral member of the store management team by contributing to the successful implementation of strategies and operational excellence that ensure brand equity, customer satisfaction and financial growth.
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Reports To: Captain (Store Manager)/First Mate (Assistant Manager)/Second Mate (Management Trainee) Supports store and team-building activities with the management team. Responsible for assisting the management team (Captain, First Mates, and Second Mates) in driving sales through exceptional customer service.
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Assist in conducting merchandise stock counts as requested by your store management team. The Consultant is responsible for all aspects of the customer experience within multiple-businesses (retail, rental, custom, and Omni-channel) within a store location.
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Provide store management with qualitative feedback. Demonstrate an in-depth knowledge of all products in assigned Product category and keep up-to-date on all Product categories in Store.
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This position supervises an assigned work schedule in the absence of the Store Manager by assisting in all aspects of the store operations including associate management, customer relations, stock disposition and merchandise displays.
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The Sales Lead is responsible for supporting Management in in promoting a customer and product-focused sales culture, where our values and guiding principles are at the forefront of all store operations, including great customer experience and maximum profitability.
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