The GM Coach leads and develops teams while overseeing store operations in the designated business area. The role teaches, trains, listens to associates, tours stores, provides feedback, and communicates business initiatives, merchandising, and company direction. It also leads change efforts and sets clear expectations to help teams implement business solutions and meet objectives. The GM Coach models exceptional customer service and supports customer-service initiatives. The role resolves customer needs, complaints, and issues; develops action plans to correct deficiencies; and leads process improvements to maintain a high-quality customer experience. It also drives financial performance and sales by reviewing profit-and-loss statements, supporting budgeting and forecasting, controlling expenses, monitoring merchandise presentation and inventory flow, and addressing shrink. The position supervises, hires, trains, mentors, recognizes, and develops associates; assigns duties; sets expectations; and helps recruit and develop qualified associates. It coordinates work with key stakeholders, tracks progress toward goals, identifies improvement opportunities, and promotes continuous learning. The GM Coach ensures compliance with company policies and procedures and supports Walmart’s mission, values, ethics, and Open Door Policy. The role is expected to demonstrate Walmart’s leadership behaviors: respect individuals, build collaborative and high-performing teams, act with integrity, serve customers and members, and strive for excellence through learning, resilience, and continuous improvement. The position is based at the Walmart location at 550 Highway 17 N, North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The stated annual salary range is $65,000–$100,000, with additional performance-based compensation and possible location- or complexity-based differentials.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
No Education Listed