UNIQLO Visual Merchandising Supervisor (Full Time) - Tysons Corner
$23.00-24.00 / hour
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Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$23.00-24.00 / hour
About the role
- Train and maintain brand standards for visual presentation, cleanliness and organization throughout the store to ensure a consistent customer experience.
- Execute new item deliveries to ensure they are quickly placed and all garments are represented on the floor in full size runs with proper signage where needed.
- Prepare for and implement seasonal merchandising presentations and manage new visual merchandising initiatives.
- Monitor merchandise sell through and replenishment utilizing sales reports.
- Partner with store management on key visual merchandising decisions that have an impact on store workload and sales. Ensure visually appealing and brand appropriate displays are created and updated to drive sell through and maximize the business.
- Ensure lighting and signage is to company standard to highlight merchandise and display.
- Support store management to ensure all store objectives are met (i.e.: customer service, operational initiatives, etc.).Pro-actively manage customer needs and exceed expectations by utilizing the UNIQLO service standard, following the UNIQLO Fundamental Principles and saying the 6 standard phrases.
- Provide product and brand knowledge to employees and customers.
- Exemplify and enforce company policy and procedure.
- Assist with special projects as assigned by management.
- Partner with Store Managers to identify and resolve issues in the store.
- Team Management:
- Motivate the team to meet and exceed sales goals.
- Delegate and monitor task management to ensure follow through and results.
- Manage weekly/monthly work schedules to maximize the productivity of the visual team.
- Supervise the visual team to monitor breaks and ensure adequate visual coverage during peak times.
- Inspire a high level of morale and motivation within the visual team.
- Facilitate effective communication among the visual team members.
- Ensure the visual team and all store employees follow health and safety guidelines in the store.
- Partner with Visual Manager to train and develop the visual team.
- Ability to effectively communicate with customers and store personnel
- Lift and carry up to 50 lbs
- Ability to stand for long periods of time, read computer terminals, push, pull or move objects of at least 25 pounds
- Ability to effectively maneuver around sales floor and stockroom by repetitive bending, twisting, stooping, squatting, and climbing
- Maintain open availability at least five (5) days per week, averaging 32 hours or more per week based on business seasonality.
- Have no more than two (2) days off in the same Monday-Sunday workweek.
- Limit scheduling restrictions to no more than three (3) days per week:
- Only one (1) restriction permitted Friday-Sunday.
- At least one (1) restriction must be time-based.
- High School Diploma or GED required2 – 3 years retail visual merchandising or display experience
- Career Advancement Opportunities:
- We offer competitive compensation for visual merchandising staff starting at $25 along with a clear path to promotion opportunities every 3 months based on individual performance!
- Career advancement opportunities for driven team members who consistently deliver strong results.
- Medical, Dental, Vision, Life & ADD, Short and Long Term Disability
- Flexible spending and commuter benefits accounts15 days of paid vacation/personal leave and 9 days of sick leave per calendar year, pro-rated based on hire date8 days of paid holidays and 1.5 times the employee's regular rate for all hours worked on stated holidays 401K (with employer matching)
- Plum Benefits
- Gym Discounts 30% Employee Merchandise Discount
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