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Perform other duties as assigned at the discretion of the Store Manager or District Manager. In locations that offer hot food - Assist the Store Manager by overseeing quality control, merchandising, safety programs and other guidelines in place for successful food service operation.
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3) To communicate any problems that occur in the evening to the store manager or the department managers. 10) To oversee all aspects of the store during the evening hours in the absence of the store manager.
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The Store Manager position is twofold: To drive and guide all aspects of the customer experience and store operations; and to identify, develop and lead talent and teaching for the store team.
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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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Assist Store Manager with building and developing a strong store team: training, scheduling, and coaching team members. This role supports the Store Manager and other team members in delivering an exceptional guest shopping experience.
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Working both independently and on a team renting self-storage spaces, selling store merchandise, managing the leasing process, accepting payments utilizing our Point-of-Sale System (POS), completing daily bank deposits, and making courtesy calls to customers regarding late payments.
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Retail Store Manager (RSM) work as the leader of a Retail Team to bring the T-Mobile brand to life. Retail Store Manager- Arch Telecom. Complete trainings on T-Mobile in-store experience, new skills and processes, knowledge of systems and reference resources.
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Fast forward through hard work, completion of Speedway training programs, and really learning the business, it's easy to see how Speedway can boast about having the best store management teams in the industry.
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Complete daily store errands including but not limited to picking up grocery items. Valid driver's license, proof of insurance and reliable vehicle are required; must travel to store locations as well as offsite meetings.
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Ability to oversee and provide customer service leadership, training, and coaching, for all store employees. Demonstrated ability maintaining a clean, safe environment by complying with all health and sanitation procedures to ensure the store is presentable and that all products are in-stock.
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The Customer Service Manager is responsible for the front-end operations of the store to maximize customer experience, sales, round up, production, rotation and merchandising. Communicates progress, problems, and concerns to the Store Manager.
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Speedway is a gasoline-convenience store company with over 4,000 stores from coast to coast. Our benefits include: - 401K Plan - Weekly paychecks and premium pay for holidays worked - Paid PTO Plans (full-time positions) - Coverage in medical, dental, life, and vision insurances available - Monthly bonus/incentive potential - Tuition Reimbursement and Adoption Assistance What you bring: - Ability to oversee and provide customer service leadership, training, and coaching, alongside the Store Leader, for all store employees.
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The Store Manager Candidate supports the Store Manager in the effective implementation of all store processes including employee supervision, staffing, inventory management, stocking and receiving, paperwork, and store needs.
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