Retail Store Manager
baker pool spaChesterfield (MO)
About the role
Benefits:
401(k)401(k) matching Bonus based on performance Dental insurance Employee discounts Health insurance Opportunity for advancement Paid time off Profit sharing Training & development Vision insurance Full-Time | Chesterfield Missouri For more than 50 years, Baker Pool & Spa has been a trusted leader in pools, hot tubs, and backyard wellness throughout the St. Louis area. As demand for home wellness continues to grow, we are expanding and looking for a Store Manager to lead showroom operations and drive sales performance. This role is responsible for leading the team, executing sales strategy, and maintaining the high standards our customers expect. What You'll Lead
- Daily showroom operations
- Sales performance and revenue growth
- Team coaching and accountability
- Inventory and merchandising standards
- Customer experience and service quality This is a hands-on leadership role where the manager leads from the floor.
What Success Looks Like:
- Strong team culture and accountability
- Consistent sales performance
- High customer satisfaction
- Well-executed showroom merchandising
- Operational excellence
Physical Requirements:
- Frequently lift and move 50–75 lb merchandise
- Assist with showroom displays and product movement
- Active, on-your-feet work environment
Ideal Background:
- Retail management experience
- Strong leadership and coaching ability
- Sales and customer service experience
- Organized and operationally strong Swimming pool and hot tub industry experience is required. About Baker Pool & Spa Baker Pool & Spa has served the St. Louis community for over five decades. We focus on delivering expertise, quality products, and long-term customer relationships.
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