Sales Managers
wahidAntioch (TN)
About the role
RETAIL SALES MANAGERJoin us as a RETAIL SALES MANAGER in our stores. Portables, an AT&T Authorized Retailer is the number one retailer in America for the largest telecommunications and Entertainment Company servicing the community with wireless and AT&T TV! Retail Sales Managers are expected to represent the company in the most professional way possible. They teach and create leaders for the future while making decisions to keep the company's interests first. Leaders are expected to create a productive work environment and are responsible for the development and performance of all sales activities within their location. Management is expected to recruit and develop a sales team as well as provide leadership toward the achievement of maximum profitability and growth in-line with the company's values and vision.
Some Responsibilities:
Perform as a role model for all employees in the location Achieve personal sales goals as well as assist employees with closing sales and customer service Drive sales performance (Wireless & AT&T TV) through coaching and training AT&T TV product knowledge checks Stay up to date on all industry information and technology Maintain and enforce all visual, housekeeping, and appearance standards Maintain all location operations, including but limited to inventory, daily paperwork, schedules, and loss prevention Conduct employee reviews, meetings, and training Requirements Must have a valid drivers license Ability to work at least 45 hours work week Reliable transportation Excellent problem-solving skills Establish and monitor store/kiosk work schedules Ability to interpret and analyze sales and commission reports Train, motivate and inspire a team to achieve maximum results Ensure audit compliance at all times as required by the carrier Must be at least 18 years of age 1-2 years of wireless sales management 3-4 years of wireless sales experience College Degree Preferred, High School Diploma, or GED Required
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