Retail Assistant Store Manager (Merrimack, NH)
$28.40 - $34.05 Hourly
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Posted 28 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$28.40 - $34.05 Hourly
About the role
- Creating and maintaining a "Total Customer Satisfaction" culture
- Helping the Store Manager hit financial marks and operational objectives
- Collaborating with Store Manager and District Manager to execute strategic sales plans
- Leading by coaching and developing staff; their success equals your success
- Helping coordinate volunteer opportunities to build our brand within the communities we serve
- Assisting with processing payroll and writing schedules for store associates
- Leading the team when the Store Manager is unavailable
- Requirements for success include:
- Must be 18 years of age or older.2 years' retail experience (some stores in higher volume areas may require more)B.A. in Business Administration or related field preferred
- Proficiency with POS systems and Microsoft Office
- Knowledge of retail operations such as sales, customer service, merchandising, inventory control, store budget preparation, and loss prevention
- Demonstrated ability to lead and be part of a team
- Willingness to work a flexible schedule to meet the demands of a thriving retail business, which may entail working on weekends and holidays
- Ability to lift 4 lbs. constantly; lift maximum 8 lbs. occasionally; kneel or squat frequently; move boxes of product up to 50 lbs (with assistance if necessary); stand for extended periods of time; climb ladders occasionally; frequently climb and descend stairs (depending on location)
- Merrimack, NH Retail Only Pay Range: $22.70 - $28.40 - $34.05 Hourly (actual base pay varying based upon, but not limited to, relevant experience, time in role, internal equity, geographic location, and more.)Regular Associate Benefits
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