Assistant Store Manager

Posted 3 days ago

gabesSpringfield (MO)

SENIORITY

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About the role

Gabe*s is looking for energetic Associates to join our Management Teams in Springfield, MO. We are looking for someone who has strong leadership skills and wants to grow with our company.
Responsibilities: Provide direction to the entire team to drive customer experience, overall operational execution, and total store results. Lead direct reports in a way that teaches them to be great managers of others. Act with integrity and business maturity; build trust and motivate others. Drive results by developing and executing short term action plans and long-term strategies. Consistently manages and measures work; drives company initiatives and ensure maximum productivity, profitability, and compliance with the company policies and procedures. Recruits, interviews, evaluates, and hires quality candidates. Ensures store is properly staffed. Conducts continual training to develop the staff. Observes staff working with customers, gives follow-up evaluations, sets goals. Develops the best sales staff, leads by example. Ensures merchandise is to the floor on a timely basis. Ensures that all policies and procedures are followed without exception. Apply today at www. Gabes Stores.com/Careers
Industry: Retail Company Description Gabe’s is an off-price department store chain that offers brand-name apparel, footwear, home goods, and pantry items at discounts of up to 70% off traditional retail prices. The company focuses on delivering value and variety, giving customers access to quality merchandise at significantly reduced prices. Stores are designed to provide a fun, treasure-hunt shopping experience, with frequently refreshed inventory. Team members contribute to a friendly, efficient environment that supports repeat visits and strong customer loyalty.

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