Assistant Manager-Retail Jewelry

Posted 4 days ago

helzbergLeawood (KS)

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About the role

Job Description: Assistant Managers at Helzberg Diamonds must demonstrate strong sales knowledge and training ability to assist the retail store in achieving sales goals. Assistant Managers take part in directing the daily retail operations of the store, while progressing through company training programs in preparation for a Store Manager position.
Key responsibilities include: Ability to generate sales to exceed personal sales goals Ability to work as a team in a sales presentation to overcome customers objections and close additional sales Develop selling skills in team members to achieve store goals Providing first response to difficult associate and/or customer interactions in the Store Manager's absence Ability to provide outstanding customer service to each and every Helzberg Diamonds' guest Assist the Store Manager in recruiting top-performing associates Required Experience: 1 to 3 years Required Education: High School The ideal candidate will possess: Proven history of selling in a commission environment Ability to supervise others to achieve results Superior communication skills Flexibility to work with a variety of personalities One to three years of jewelry retail experience Bachelor's degree in business, marketing, retail management, or an equivalent combination of education and experience Ability to relocate is a plus Must be able to work a flexible work schedule including evenings, weekends, and holidays

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