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Attend Store Manager Meetings as well as all offsite training and position related meetings as required by Area/District Manager; travel may be required. Participate in new store openings and/or store closings; travel may be required.
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Assists transportation department to include, but not be limited to: loading and unloading trucks, assists in the collection and distribution of materials to and from trucks and processing areas; removal of trash and salvage from store and production areas.
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Reports to: Store Manager and/or Co-Manager. 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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May also assist the Store Manager and/or Assistant Manager with supervisory duties. SEASONAL POSITIONS NOW AVAILABLE Banter by Piercing Pagoda is looking for dynamic, driven and creative individuals to join our team.
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Ability to operate and use all equipment necessary to run a store (e.g. dolly, handtruck, forklift, baler, computer, cash register) (forklift and baler requirements do not apply if under the age of 18.
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May be indoor or outdoor setting depending on store (varied weather conditions are expected); including delivering order curbside to the customer. Follow instructions and welcome coaching and direction from all store leadership.
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Stocker: Ability to stock merchandise from store receiving to shelving; ability to place product, weighing up to 45 pounds, on shelving at various heights. Regularly required to sit, stand, bend, reach, push, pull, lift, carry, and walk about the store.
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The Assistant Manager is responsible for supporting the Store Manager in the various tasks involved in the overall operation of a store ensuring maximum sales/profitability by establishing and maintaining Guest Services, developing staff, controlling expenses, shrinkage and all aspects of merchandising and inventory control.
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This is a third-shift role, so you will use the time the store is closed to focus on the appearance of the building and the cleanliness of the food-preparation areas. Make sure guest health is protected by using the highest standards of cleanliness in all areas of the store.
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Drives store sales which may include performing in all Five Below services (ear piercing, balloons, buy online pick up in store, etc.) Frequently communicate and exchange information with customers and coworkers on the telephone and face-to-face in the store.
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Take an all-hands-on-deck approach to support the team across the store. Ensure that all merchandise and product received at the store is processed in accordance with established programs and procedures; the backroom is organized and maintained so that merchandise is easily accessible in partnership with the Freight Flow/Operations Lead.
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Must comply with state and federal age restrictions regulations regarding operations of equipment in the store. JOB SUMMARY Performs tasks required for the preparation and presentation of Auntie Anne’s products to its customers, and for the maintenance of the Auntie Anne’s store premises and equipment, in accordance with Auntie Anne’s Threefold Philosophy, operating standards, and policies.
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Job Summary : The Customer Service Associate works in support of the store management team to facilitate and perform a variety of tasks including customer service, food and beverage preparation, cash register duties, general housekeeping and other related functions.
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You’ll provide exceptional customer service and have our customer’s needs in mind while helping them find a total technology solution both in-store and through the kiosk (training provided). Play an active role in helping both your store and your customer win.
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Receive and process warehouse stock products (pick, unload, label, store). Proven working experience as a warehouse worker is preferred. Receive and process warehouse stock products (pick, unload, label, store.
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