Assistant Store Manager
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About the role
Steel City tells stories. We are looking for an Assistant Store Manager to tell the story of our Ross Park location who is passionate about retail and ensuring that our team is telling the right story.
Who you are:
You are obsessed with the customer experience, you always lead with a great attitude and want the best for our customers team. As the Assistant Manager, you’re the store's “Go-To”. You’ll support the Store Manager in driving sales, maintaining visual standards and representing the brand with pride. Most importantly, you represent our company and values having the Heart, Hunger and Hustle it takes to run a Retail Store. What you’ll need to be able to do: Lead by example to create a positive, team-focused store culture Lead the day-to-day store operations Support hiring, training and scheduling of store associates Help drive sales performance and ensure goals are met or exceeded Manage Inventory: including restocking, cycle counting bi-weekly, receiving store transfers and purchase orders Open and close the store Build strong customer relationships and community engagement You'll be great for this role if: You have 1 years of retail/customer service experience (preferred) Excellent communication and organizational skills A passion for local culture, style and for the Steel City brand You have the ability to work a flexible full-time schedule, including weekends Perks! Full-time hours, PTO, Health/dental/vision benefits, 401k Sales incentives Monthly clothing allowance Employee discount Free Merchandise from the Employee bin Be a part of the growing Steel City team!
Compensation details:
18-20 Hourly Wage PI64c81b24ff1b-25448-41966845 d24ad0b8-823f-4e68-a892-2986ccdf7392
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