Sales Lead
1915 south ashleyGreensboro (NC)
About the role
Sales Lead
Join our winning team at 1915 South, owner/operator of 29 Ashley stores and 3 distribution centers across the Southeast. If you want to advance your career with the #1 Furniture Brand in the world, apply today! Why 1915 South? Competitive pay and bonus plan Comprehensive benefits: health, dental, vision, disability, and life insurance Paid vacation and sick leave 401(k) retirement savings plan with company match College tuition assistance at Thomas University Employee furniture discounts Long‑term career opportunities within the company
Job Duties:
Build sales solutions that engage the customer and drive profitability Directly supervise, train, develop, and retain sales associates Celebrate and recognize successful moments daily Encourage friendly internal competition for associates to achieve sales goals Build a diverse pipeline of talent for future opportunities
Job Requirements:
Minimum of 2 years in retail sales management Self‑directed initiative and strong time‑management skills Fast, accurate information processing Strong communication and effective leadership skills Warm and friendly personality Professional appearance Goal‑oriented and exceed expectations Fashion and style oriented Detail‑oriented with strong follow‑up and follow‑through skills Basic computer knowledge Work in a fast‑paced retail sales environment Flexible hours: weekends, evenings, and most holidays Drug‑free work environment Location
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