Store Manager in Training
$17.55 - $24.50 per hour
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$17.55 - $24.50 per hour
About the role
- Professional: All delivery and installer service specialists
- Retail: All parts and merchandising specialists
- Oversee the work performed by all team members assigned to the store/HUB. Work jointly with the district manager and store manager on recruiting, hiring, evaluating, promoting, disciplining, and firing team members.
- Communicate information from the Team Weekly and Monthly Store Manager meetings to all team members.
- Train new team members and handle performance evaluations. Recommend pay increases for team members.
- Assist in the hiring process by completing recruiting tasks, scheduling and participating in interviews, evaluating candidates, and collaborating with management to ensure the selection of qualified team members.
- Support the store manager by working with the assistant management team to ensure safety compliance and that all team members receive appropriate training in all areas.
- Monitor safety expectations, make sales calls with or without the store manager, and may be assigned a schedule for weekly customer calls.
- Maintain the delivery fleet and keep records for each vehicle.
- Prepare and maintain electronic scheduling, clocking, and payroll. Learn to utilize the electronic scheduling and time‐keeping system and payroll entry functions.
- Manage key components of gross profit, monitor professional customer returns, review competitive price matches and overrides, and review individual team member productivity and KPI dashboard daily.
- Review the monthly P&L statement with the store manager and discuss areas of opportunity.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
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