The Retail Store Manager is expected to spend the vast majority of their time on managerial work: leading and managing a team, holding the team accountable for delivering a great customer experience and achieving results, ensuring readiness to deliver the Customer Brand Promises, and planning and communicating workload activities and KPIs for execution within budget. Minimal, if any, time is expected to be spent on non-managerial tasks such as cashiering, setting planograms, and stocking shelves. The manager leads all aspects of store operations, including compliance with standard operating procedures, company programs, policies, and standards. They deliver sales and profit plans and other KPIs, lead customer experience, shrink, and safety programs, and use company tools to set and communicate goals. They hire, train, coach, and develop team members; manage performance and discipline when necessary; and identify talent for advancement. They also serve as Manager on Duty, maintain operational understanding of all store departments, and ensure managers are cross-trained in Custom Framing sales and production. The position is based in a public retail store. All public areas are climate controlled, while some stock rooms may not be. The work may include outdoor tasks, and the frame shop contains a glass cutter and heat press. Work hours include nights, weekends, and early mornings. Physical demands include standing for long periods, moving throughout the store, regular bending, lifting, carrying, reaching, and stretching, lifting some heavy items, and accessing high shelves using a ladder or similar equipment. Reasonable accommodations may be available through an interactive process.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
No Education Listed