Manage store operations and support the Store Manager by leading and coaching employees, delivering personalized fashion styling and customer service, monitoring sales targets, promoting programs, overseeing merchandising, and handling merchandise receiving, pricing, transfers, shipping, and store cleanliness.
How will you support the team?
As part of Management, the Store Assistant Manager possesses a passion for fashion and customer service. They recruit and lead a winning team that provides a unique and memorable shopping experience to every customer. They foster a vibrant, fun, energetic and enjoyable store environment.
- Act as a stylist to build a personalized wardrobe to the customer.
- Develop and coach a team on exemplary customer service, the promotion of different programs, product knowledge and current trends.
- Monitor sales targets frequently and take the required actions to influence results.
- Support the Store Manager in team management and merchandising to achieve sales goals.
- Support daily operations such as receiving merchandise, changing prices, shipping orders/transfers and keeping the store clean.
The people who thrive with us have:
- Contagious passion for fashion and customer service
- A minimum of 3 years of experience in a store management, sales and customer service position
- Demonstrate initiative on an on-going basis.
- Strong team building skills
Benefits:
- Employee discount in store
- Dynamic and passionate team
- Career development and advancement program
- Supportive management team and good work/life balance
Don't miss this opportunity to join an exceptional team!
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