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If you have experience in any of the following types of jobs, we encourage you to apply: Assistant Store Manager, Key Holder or Key Carrier, Retail or Shift Supervisor, Sales Lead, Customer Service Team Lead, Customer Service Manager, Retail Associate, Store Associate, Hospitality and Hotel, Front Desk Agent, Leasing Agent, Rental Agent (i.e. car rental, RV rental, storage rental, apartment rental, etc.
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As a Retail Store Manager, you’re ready to lead by example, go All IN, and rally & empower your team to give it their all in becoming the best in the world at connecting customers to their world.
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Position Overview: The eCommerce Store & Digital Marketing Manager is a hands-on position focused on managing and leading day-to-day ecommerce responsibilities, customer care, and marketing execution for assigned client webstores.
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The Assistant Store Manager is responsible for effectively assisting the Store Manager in all aspects of operations, driving sales, customer service, management and training of the staff, etc.
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Alert Store Manager and buying team of product needs, communicating merchandise issues to keep in-stock as needed and planned. Job Overview: The Museum Store Assistant Manager will assist with leading a team of Sales Associates alongside the Store Manager to ensure the highest standards of customer service and merchandise presentation while achieving budgetary sales and expense goals.
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Assist the Store Team Leader with managing payroll budgets, expenses, store banking, shrink reduction, and the timely completion of related reports to ensure financial and operational goals are met.
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The Merchandise Manager (MM) is responsible for leading through Ulta Beauty’s mission, vision, and values and contributing to a high-performing team that consistently delivers top-line sales growth for the store.
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Works closely with the Store Manager to carry out corporate policies and assist with ensuring excellent J.Jill visual merchandising and operational standards. Overview : The Assistant Manager supports the Store Manager in maximizing store potential, achieving sales productivity goals and profitability as well as hiring, coaching and developing associates as selling and style advisors.
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Provides insights related to the customer experience and communicates feedback to Visual Merchandising Manager and Store Manager. An Assistant Manager supports the service experience, visual processes, and business operations to achieve an engaging and inspiring store environment.
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The General Manager (GM) will regularly exercise discretion in managing the overall operation of the store and have fun while doing it. Lead store leadership team of 6 people including General Manager, 2 Assistant Managers, and 3 Team Leaders.
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Completion of all training programs leading up to District Manager in Training position or equivalent training/Multi-Store Supervisor experience. To assist District Sales Manager in supervising retail store locations in assigned district, while developing necessary skill sets to perform the job functions required as a DSM.
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In short, Our Management Training program leverages your existing leadership skills, tunes them to our business philosophy, and gets you ready to run your own store as a General Manager in 6-12 Months.
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Overview As a General Manager ("GM"), you will lead the success of your store and team by setting the bar high for performance. Any official email correspondence will come from the domains @ccfi.com, @titlemax.com or @titlemax.biz. In-store positions are in-person only, remote options not available.
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Partnering with Store Design, Store Development, Legal, Finance, Operations, and their counterpart external stakeholders to ensure on-time delivery of stores. This role requires regular collaboration with local real estate brokers, site research, store design and development, legal, and operations stakeholders.
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Can step into the Store Director role if need be and knows the right thing to do. Must regularly move around all store areas and be accessible to customers. Process information and operate store systems accurately.
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