General Store Manager

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ashleyWoodbridge (VA)

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Overview4 days ago Be among the first 25 applicants Direct message the job poster from ASHLEY Ashley is the leader in the Home Furnishing retail industry with over 1000 retail locations worldwide! Our General Sales Managers are responsible for building a successful sales team and ensuring an exceptional in-store experience for every guest that results in increased store sales, profitability, and customer loyalty. The General Sales Manager is responsible for developing and leading a team of retail professionals in the implementation of the company’s sales approach, meeting and exceeding key performance indicators, and ensure that company policies and operating procedures are being meet.

What we offer: Salary, plus weekly, monthly, and annual incentive-based compensation. Paid Time Off (PTO) 401k -match up to 4%

Job duties and responsibilities: Build and lead a sales team to deliver an exceptional in-store guest experience that drives increased store sales, profitability, and customer loyalty. Develop and implement the company’s sales approach in-store. Meet and exceed key performance indicators and ensure compliance with company policies and operating procedures. Employment detailsEmployment type: Full-time

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