Assistant Coach (Assistant Store Manager)
$17.50 - $25.40
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Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$17.50 - $25.40
About the role
- PeoplePartner with the Head Coach to attract, hire, and onboard talent
- Lead ongoing training and development plans for team members
- Coach performance, document feedback, and support corrective actions
- Build engagement through recognition, communication, and follow-upOperationsOwn execution of operational standards and routines
- Validate Playbook adherence through observation and walkthroughs
- Ensure compliance with safety, cash handling, and policy standards
- Act as operational leader-on-duty in the Head Coach's absence
- MerchandisingLead execution of visual directives and seasonal transitions
- Ensure fixture flow and product placement drive sales and ease of shopping
- Maintain store organization and back-of-house standards
- Coach Team Captains and Teammates on visual expectations
- ServiceOwn service execution and customer experience standards
- Observe the store through the customer lens and adjust in real time
- Resolve complex customer concerns and ensure follow-upReinforce consistency of service behaviors across all shifts
- ResultsSupport payroll planning and labor optimization
- Analyze store performance and take action to improve results
- Lead execution of special events and hot markets
- Drive daily, weekly, and monthly performance goals
- Skills and Knowledge
- 3+ years of experience in retail 1+ year in a supervisory or team lead role
- Associates or Bachelor's degree preferred
- Availability to work 40 hours per week with open availability including daytime, nights, weekends, holidays, and featured local sports events
- Must be able to stand and walk for extended periods of time
- Ability to lift up to 50 pounds
- Ability to bend, reach, and climb ladders
- Pay Range$17.50 - $25.40
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