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CALLING ALL NYC IT GIRLSREVICE DENIM IS HIRING — STORE MANAGERWe're looking for an experienced, driven, and fashion-forward Store Manager to lead our NYC location. If you're passionate about denim, have a strong eye for personal style, thrive in a fast-paced retail environment, and know how to lead a team while delivering an exceptional customer experience, we want YOU!THE REVICE GIRL — Revice Girls are creative, trendsetting, and motivated individuals who live for personal style, bring great energy to every interaction, and know how to make every customer and influencer experience feel as special as our jeans. As a leader, you set the tone, inspire your team, and bring the Revice vision to life every day.
LEADERSHIP & STORE MANAGEMENT: As General Manager, you'll oversee daily store operations, lead and develop a high-performing team, and ensure every customer experience reflects the Revice brand. From driving sales and achieving store goals to managing staffing, scheduling, inventory, and visual merchandising, you'll take ownership of the store's performance and overall environment. You'll lead by example, foster a positive and energetic team culture, build strong customer and influencer relationships, and ensure the store consistently operates at the highest standard. DETAILS430 W Broadway, New York, NY 10012HOURS 10:00 AM – 7:30 PMFULL-TIME POSITION ONLYReliable transportation required. INTERESTED IN JOINING THE REVICE TEAM?Please send your résumé to haileysky@re-vice.com with the subject line: NYC STORE MANAGER and reply to this post with your Instagram handle. We're looking for a leader who can bring the vision, elevate the team, and make the SoHo store an unforgettable destination. We can't wait to hear from you!#REVICE #WereHiring #General Manager #NYCRetail #Retail Management #Fashion Careers

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