WEST REGION ASSISTANT MANAGER
quik martLawrenceburg (TN)
About the role
Assistant Store Manager Quik Mart is a family-owned chain of convenience stores located throughout Tennessee and Alabama. We work by a culture code which says: We are a true team. We appreciate each other. We are kind. We take pride in our work. If these are your values, join us. Summary of Duties: The role of assistant manager is to assist the store manager with various daily operations and responsibilities of running Quik Mart. The assistant manager helps to make our stores run smoothly and works to develop good customer relationships as well as addressing customer service needs. Additionally, the assistant manager helps direct employees while also ensuring that their work is completed in a timely manner. Developing strategies for improving shifts and helping to hit team goals is also a vital component of the assistant manager position. The assistant manager also serves as acting manager when he/she is away. Also, another important aspect of this position is being able to work well with others, which includes being able to manage and motivate others. One other aspect of the assistant manager is to work 2nd and 3rd shifts and weekends. Ultimately the assistant manager should be a flag carrier for our company culture at store level.
Qualifications:
Invoices Deli Orders/Floor Orders Cooking/Cool-down Procedures Store Inspections Morning Paperwork Store Inventory Deli Inventory Register Procedures Gas Price Changes Knowledge of gas price sign Label MakingShift Scheduling Opening/Closing of storesMMP training Cigarette Order Knowledge of cigarette base Knowledge about Upselling Knowledge about Menu Pricing Knowledge about EBT/Incomm machines Knowledge about Vendor Delivery Days Running Sales Reports Flash reportsADPStore P&LLeadership Skills Ability to follow directions ResponsibilityLikabilityDecision-making Capability Customer Focused
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