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Internal: General Manager, Peers, Chief Engineer, Sales Manager, line level associates and Field Operations at the corporate level. Timely communication with the GM and Sales Manager of any account balance over 30 days.
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Partner with other managers to review business data and metrics (e.g., profit and loss [P&L] statement) to inform planning processes (e.g., quarterly business review, sales planning, and hiring strategy.
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The Assistant Store Manager contributes to the overall financial performance of the store including product merchandising/stocking, expense control, and achievement of sales and profitability goals.
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As a leader on the Store Management Team the Assistant Store Manager’s key role is to ensure the highest level of customer engagement is met and sales results are achieved. The Assistant Store Manager assists the Store Manager with all aspects of the day-to-day operations of the store, including driving sales, providing an exceptional customer experience, recruiting top talent and coaching and developing the team.
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Appropriate ordering, creation of sales areas that do not run out of stock, loss control, and inventory control. Execution and management of sales plans, merchandise organization, and merchandise replenishment management.
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Proven financial acumen to include budgeting and forecasting sales, gross margin, expense control and net profit. You are fully accountable for and oversee the execution of all deliverables on the Assistant Store Manager Role and Responsibilities document, and you perform the responsibilities of the Product Guide and Lead as needed.
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A minimum of 2 years of relevant work experience is required (e.g. Marketing, client relations, sales, advertising, management) Leading new product sales creation and delivery, communicating and coordinating with the marketing department to exceed client needs and ensure it has a best-in-class presence to consumers.
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Prepares and executes local store marketing, merchandising, sales and promotional efforts to increase sales volume and guest traffic. Ensures employee retention by effectively staffing the team to maximize customer service and sales efforts.
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The Sales & Marketing Assistant provides support to the ongoing functions of the Sales and Marketing departments, including support to the marketing and sales team management team with administrative tasks.
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As a T-Mobile Retail Assistant Store Manager, you will work together with the Store Manager to create a sales environment that provides exceptional customer service and a successful business.
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