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Sales Associates are responsible for hitting their daily/weekly/monthly sales goalsMaintain store aesthetics by cleaning, stocking, organizing and following merchandising plansStay up-to-date with our brand and product knowledge, company information, sales and company-wide events, truly becoming a resource to our customer baseTake Risks; Wear a Helmet:It never hurts to try something new.
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Research potential clients in your market and forward information to the sales manager. The Area Manager will be responsible maintaining and managing the company standards within the local Inspections Team. In addition, the position involves training team members on inspections and working directly with clients to assist with building science education and issue resolution.
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As a Sales Associate, you act as a brand ambassador bringing your own personal style, passion for the product and welcoming energy to the sales floor each day. You'll collaborate with your team members and managers to drive the business, jump in on tasks that help create a seamless customer experience, and bring a collaborative, kind, and inclusive energy to the sales floor.
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Responsible for the promotion and sale of Comcast products and services to include video, high-speed Internet, voice and XFINITY Home. Utilizes advanced knowledge of Comcast's products and services as well as sales process experience to maximize sales and effectively work assigned turf.
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At Chick-fil-A Rivers Avenue, the Back-of-House Operations Manager role is more than just a job, it's an opportunity to serve guests and grow a career. Attend all Operations Manager meetings.
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We're in search of a Branch Manager to join our dynamic team, stationed at our Charleston, South Carolina branch. Optimizing sales propositions by offering exceptional customer service within prescribed budgetary guidelines.
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CTR Group is seeking an Engineering Manager for a Manufacturer in the Charleston, SC area that creates some of the most advanced custom-engineered architectural and Industrial Security Door hardware products in the world.
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Drive sales by exceeding selling and service expectations. The base salary is just one component of J.Crew Group's competitive total rewards strategy that also includes the opportunity for bonus, competitive benefits and perks.
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The District Manager will focus on the valet trash services during the evenings and will be provided with truck stipend or company vehicle. -Work with Regional Manager in staffing new porters as CCS adds new properties or to replace current porters.
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City Manager / On-site Manager in Charleston, SC. City Manager Wanted! City Manager / On-site Manager in Charleston, SC. This role require remote work (wfh), work at the storage facility, and live team monitoring during the campaign.
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Your journey will begin with an extensive, customer-centric retail sales training program that empowers you to create a life-changing in-store experience and help customers build the perfect sleep sanctuary.
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Kellermeyer Bergensons Services (KBS) has an immediate full-time opportunity to join our operations team as a Janitorial Zone Manager. As a Zone Manager the following duties and responsibilities will be a part of this opportunity, this is not an exhaustive list.
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Territory Sales Manager. Note: This is a full-time position focused on customer service, sales, and client support. Work independently to generate leads and drive sales in the assigned territory.
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Area Sales Manager - South Carolina. Sell collaboratively with Distributor/Dealer base & Intex Customer Service Department to ensure maximum likelihood of sales & brand commitment.
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Achieve forecasted goals and objectives for dealership and OEM sales, gross, and key expenses on a monthly and annual basis. Hire, motivate, and monitor the performance of New and Used team, Internet Sales, Finance Managers and Service Drive Sales.
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