Home Shopping Manager

Albertsons CompaniesCoppell, TX
Onsite

About The Position

The Home Shopping Manager is responsible for leading all Home Shopping (e‑Commerce/Online Pickup & Delivery) operations to deliver a fast, accurate, and customer‑focused experience. This role oversees order fulfillment, labor planning, quality standards, and associate development while ensuring efficient execution, inventory accuracy, and compliance with company policies.

Requirements

  • Leadership experience
  • Experience in e-commerce or online grocery operations
  • Knowledge of order fulfillment, labor planning, and quality standards
  • Understanding of inventory accuracy and compliance with company policies
  • Ability to train, coach, and develop associates
  • Skills in scheduling labor effectively
  • Accountability for attendance, productivity, order accuracy, and policy compliance
  • Experience in hiring, onboarding, training, and performance management
  • Proficiency in overseeing daily operations including picking, staging, pickup, and delivery coordination
  • Ability to ensure accurate and timely order fulfillment according to quality standards
  • Skills in monitoring order flow, substitutions, cancellations, and customer communications
  • Knowledge of company Home Shopping programs, processes, and technology tools
  • Ability to partner with department managers on product availability and inventory alignment
  • Skills in monitoring key performance indicators (fill rate, pick speed, on-time fulfillment, labor productivity, customer satisfaction)
  • Ability to implement action plans for performance improvement
  • Skills in controlling supplies, shrink, and operational costs
  • Ability to deliver a seamless customer experience
  • Skills in addressing customer concerns and service issues
  • Ability to model and reinforce customer service expectations
  • Knowledge of company policies, food safety, safety, and regulatory requirements
  • Ability to maintain clean, organized, and safe staging and storage areas
  • Skills in partnering with Store Leadership, Service Operations, and department managers
  • Willingness to serve as Manager on Duty as assigned

Responsibilities

  • Lead, train, coach, and develop Home Shopping associates to meet performance, accuracy, and service expectations.
  • Schedule labor effectively to support order volume, peak demand, and delivery windows while controlling labor costs.
  • Maintain accountability for attendance, productivity, order accuracy, and policy compliance.
  • Support hiring, onboarding, training, and performance management for Home Shopping associates.
  • Oversee daily Home Shopping operations, including order picking, staging, pickup, and delivery coordination.
  • Ensure orders are fulfilled accurately, on time, and according to quality standards.
  • Monitor order flow, substitutions, cancellations, and customer communications.
  • Ensure proper execution of company Home Shopping programs, processes, and technology tools.
  • Partner with department managers to ensure product availability, accurate substitutions, and inventory alignment.
  • Monitor key performance indicators such as fill rate, pick speed, on‑time fulfillment, labor productivity, and customer satisfaction.
  • Implement action plans to improve performance, reduce errors, and increase efficiency.
  • Control supplies, shrink, and operational costs related to Home Shopping.
  • Deliver a seamless, friendly, and reliable Home Shopping experience.
  • Address customer concerns, substitutions, and service issues promptly and professionally.
  • Model and reinforce customer service expectations with associates during pickup and delivery interactions.
  • Ensure compliance with company policies, food safety, safety, and regulatory requirements.
  • Maintain clean, organized, and safe staging and storage areas.
  • Partner with Store Leadership, Service Operations, and department managers to support storewide goals.
  • Serve as Manager on Duty as assigned.
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