Retail Assistant Store Manager
Retail Assistant Store Manager
Posted yesterday
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- We are committed to developing our people in order to promote from within
- We are located in free-standing stores, not in malls, and close at 7pm!
- ENTIRE team is eligible for quarterly bonuses
- What's It All About?
- We are looking for a self-driven and results-oriented Retail Assistant Store Manager who is passionate about customer service and coaching team members to achieve their goals within a fast-paced environment.
- Ensure each guest feels welcomed by spending quality time, asking questions in order to learn about his/her needs, preferences and lifestyle
- Assist Store Manager by ensuring the store meets sales plans, while monitoring customer service, inventory, expense control, and risk management
- Serve as a product knowledge expert with the ability to sell and market a broad range of apparel, including private labels, name brands, and tailored clothing
- Assist with building a superior customer-focused sales team by providing on-going coaching and training for selling skills, behaviors, and operational procedures
- High school diploma or equivalent; college degree, a plus 1 years of experience in an Assistant Store Manager role 2 years of experience in a supervisory role
- Previous involvement working in a commission oriented environment, a plus
- Willingness to travel to neighboring store locations
- Ability to lift up to 10 lbs. and move up to 50 lbs.
- Apply Now And Discover Why DXL Is Fit For You!
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