Assistant Spa Manager

Posted 16 days ago

tejviholdingsCalifornia (MO)

SENIORITY

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About the role

$19 per hour plus bonus Franchised Spa is seeking a full-time Assistant Manager to oversee its sales operations. The Assistant Spa Manager is responsible and accountable for achieving sales targets while providing an exceptional level of customer service. This location is in a highly desirable market, and the position has tremendous growth potential in the next 12-36 months. Assistant Spa Manager position responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Demonstrate the ability to SELL! Delivering outstanding customer experiences in spa services and retail operations Initial and ongoing training of front desk staff relating to sales Responsible for Spa conversion rate Achieving financial results Ability to coach and mentor staff relating to sales goals Ability to work flexible schedule including days/evenings/weekends/holidays Strong organizational/planning and computer skills Knowledge and understanding of all spa services and product line Ability to promote the health and wellness benefits of both massage therapy and facials
What’s in it for you? Base salary plus commissions and generous bonuses Flexible schedules Professional and safe work environment
Health Benefits: 401K + Employer Match Paid Vacation Employee discounts Employee rewards program/employee referral bonus Contests
Position Requirements: Retail/ sales experience (management experience preferred, but not required) A passion for people and sales High level of enthusiasm Knowledge of Millennium software (preferred, but not required)

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