Salon Manager

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chuck town clippersSummerville (SC)

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Job Description
Benefits: Bonus based on performance Shop Manager — Chuck Town Clippers???? 10597 Dorchester Rd, Summerville, SC | Full-Time Run the best barbershop in the Lowcountry — and grow with it. Chuck Town Clippers is a 12-chair, veteran-owned shop built on old-school craft and modern hustle — classic cuts, straight-razor shaves, and a red-white-and-blue standard we hold every day. We're growing, and we want a Shop Manager who runs a tight ship today and helps build what's next. If you know the trade, lead from the front, and want a real path forward — let's talk. What You'll Own Daily operations of a high-volume, 12-chair shop Recruiting, onboarding, and developing barbers Building the schedule and keeping chairs full Inventory and product ordering Booking, POS, and staff management via Mangomint Equipment upkeep and a clean, sanitary, code-compliant shop Upholding CTC's standard on every cut, every client Where You Can GoGround-floor opportunity. As CTC expands, the right manager grows into bigger responsibility — multi-location oversight and a leadership seat as we scale. Run one shop the right way, and there's room to run more.
What You Bring: Prior management or lead experience in a barbershop or salon Working knowledge of men's cuts, fades, shaves, and grooming products Sharp communication — with the team and the chair Organization that holds up when the lobby's packedSC barber license preferred (or willingness to get licensed)Ideas to grow CTCWhy CTCCompetitive payA defined growth pathA crew that takes the craft seriously and still has fun Product and service discountsA veteran-owned shop where standards mean something Ready to build something? Apply now or stop by the shop — bring your A-game.

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