Assistant Store Manager (Full-time) - Washington, IN
$12.65 - $12.65 Hourly
ApplyAssistant Store Manager (Full-time) - Washington, IN
Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$12.65 - $12.65 Hourly
About the role
- Assist the Store Manager in controlling the assets of Hibbett I City Gear
- Consults with Store Manager in establishing action plan to accomplish departmental and overall store responsibilities such as selling, restocking, merchandising, ordering, and scheduling.
- Assumes responsibility of the entire store in the Store Manager's absence.
- Consult with the Store Manager in establishing action plans to accomplish departmental and overall store responsibilities such as selling, restocking, merchandising, ordering, and scheduling.
- Assist the Store Manager in overall personnel recruiting, training, and evaluation.
- Provides knowledge and guidance to employees and customers in all departments when necessary.
- Is aware of inventory, sales statistics, and expenses to ensure profitability in all departments.
- Direct staff to ensure each department's responsibilities and standards are completed.
- Keeps the Store Manager informed about inventory movement and customer trends.
- Assures quality customer service is maintained.
- Performs general administrative duties as needed and is trained in the Store Manager's responsibilities.
- Produce and give extraordinary customer service highlighted in the customer service manual, including helping customers as they enter the store, and helping multiple customers during peak periods.
- Promote and sell services and merchandise provided by Hibbett I City Gear.
- Practice and uphold all Hibbett I City Gear policies, procedures, and standards as listed in the operations policy manual, personnel policy manual, visual manual, customer service manual, and memos with the company's direction.
- Protect the company's assets and financial information by ensuring the accuracy and effectiveness of internal control procedures and informing management and/or appropriate officials of potential fraud risk.
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