Pen Mart Assistant Store Manager
pen martDallas (PA)
About the role
Assistant Store Manager Pen Mart is looking for an Assistant Store Manager to assist the Store Manager in planning, direction and controlling the operation of the store. You would be responsible for supervising employees in inventory merchandising, losses, and work hours. The Assistant Manager assists, when directed by Store Manager, product ordering, provides support for sale plans to maximize sales potential and ensures the stores compliance with State and Federal law and regulations.
Benefits:
- Generous Attendance
- Holiday PayHealth Insurance
- Meal and Coffee discounts
- Paid Time OffEligibility requirements
- Some job responsibilities include:
- Assist the Store Manager as directed
- Hire, train, schedule and manage employees in daily tasks
- Develop good customer relationships and address customer service needs
- Manage purchasing, inventory, maintenance and other operational functions
- Develop strategies for better workplace efficiency and goal achievement
- Connection between managers, customers and employees
- Serve as acting Store Manager when Store Manager is away
- Some qualifications and skills:
- Excellent verbal communication, and the ability to convey information clearly and effectively
- Strong leadership abilities and initiative
- Great interpersonal skills and customer service
- Quick decision-making and problem-solving abilities
- Excellent time management
- Responsible, goal oriented and organized
- Strong attention to detail and ability to multitask
- Confident, proactive and willing to take on challenges
- Great listening skills and able to take direction from individuals in higher-level positions
- Able to manage and motivate others
- Apply with Pen Mart today to learn more about this great opportunity!
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