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Retail Store Manager

Posted 3 days ago

duluth trading companyWest Fargo (ND)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$52000 - 70000 per year

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About the role

Duluth Trading Company seeks a hands-on Retail Sales Manager to lead daily store operations, drive sales, and deliver an exceptional customer experience. You’ll coach and schedule associates, manage visual merchandising, and ensure our durable, functional apparel is well presented and in-stock. Partner with corporate on promotions, analyze sales metrics, and implement strategies to meet targets. You’ll foster Duluth’s practical, humorous, and authentic culture, resolving customer issues with creativity and respect. Ideal candidates bring strong leadership, retail floor presence, and a passion for workwear, outdoor lifestyles, and service. Lead daily store operations and ensure an exceptional in-store customer experience. Coach, train, and schedule sales associates to meet performance goals. Drive sales by analyzing metrics and executing company promotions and initiatives. Oversee merchandising standards and ensure product is well presented and replenished. Manage inventory accuracy, stock levels, and loss prevention procedures. Handle customer inquiries and resolve escalated service issues professionally. Ensure accurate cash handling, deposits, and POS transaction integrity. Maintain a clean, safe, and organized store environment for customers and staff. Collaborate with district and corporate teams on sales strategies and feedback. Model Duluth Trading Company’s culture of authenticity, humor, and respect on the sales floor. Retail sales management Team leadership Customer service POS systems Merchandising Inventory management Sales forecasting & reporting Staff scheduling Loss prevention Cash handling & reconciliation Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Retail management or leadership training programs (preferred) Customer service or sales certifications (preferred) CPR/First Aid certification (a plus for retail environments)

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