Salon Manager

Posted 5 days ago

whip salonAvon (CT)

First-Line Supervisors of Personal Service Workers Beauty Salons

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About the role

Salon Manager at Whip Salon Job Description We're looking for an experienced customer service leader with a passion for hair and beauty to run our Avon, CT location. If you've managed a busy hospitality team (think retail, restaurant, or front-of-house), we want you! Whip is a modern, full-service salon with 6 locations in CT. The Whip Salon brand is known for its trendy, friendly service, its talented team of stylists, its cool modern vibe, easy online booking, quality, and value. Whip Salon operates the top-rated salons in all of its markets. Whip Salon is an equal opportunity employer.

Key Responsibilities: Master our POS system for seamless bookings & operations Lead front desk & hospitality staff as floor manager Build schedules to keep staffing on point Support stylists & foster a positive, fun team vibe Deliver 5-star customer service every day Manage inventory, orders, and sales targets Hire, train, and coach front desk team Keep the salon spotless (cleaning, laundry, upkeep) Contribute to social media & local marketing Attend staff meetings & escape to Ops/Owner as needed Maintain a smoke/vape-free environment Qualifications Motivated, reliable, coachable, and a natural people person Proven experience managing a busy customer-facing team Beauty salon experience a plus (not required)

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