Salon Manager

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green olives dba great clipsAtlanta (GA)

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About the role

Job Description: Be a Leader. Be a Mentor. Be One of the GREATS.Join a locally owned Great Clips® salon—part of the world’s largest salon brand—and take the next step in your career. Whether you're an experienced manager or a stylist ready for more responsibility, this is your chance to lead a high‑performing team and make an impact every day.
What We’re Looking For? We’re searching for a confident, motivated leader who loves developing others and creating a positive, high‑energy salon environment. If you’re passionate about people, operations, and delivering GREAT customer experiences, we want to talk. Why You’ll Love Managing With Us? Competitive base pay plus incentives, bonuses, and GREAT tips Guaranteed wages — no booth rent, no fees Immediate customer base and strong brand recognition Ongoing leadership training and career advancement opportunities Flexible schedules that support work–life balance Learn the latest trends and advanced technical skills Supportive, fun team culture Paid vacation & paid holidays 40% discount on retail products Our Ideal Salon Manager Has: Strong communication and coaching skillsA motivating, positive attitude Excellent technical ability Strong organizational and leadership skillsA drive to achieve goals and grow the businessA current cosmetology or barber license If you’re ready to lead a team, grow your career, and be part of something GREAT, we’d love to meet you.

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