The Sales Manager In Training works in a hybrid role as a Sales Associate while completing a structured training program to prepare for a future management position. The role provides experience in customer service and sales, while developing leadership and operational skills through on-the-job training and shadowing experienced managers. The employee learns the Showroom Manager role and may later be promoted to manage a showroom team. The Showroom Manager’s primary function is to increase showroom sales, customer satisfaction, and associate satisfaction while reducing unnecessary expenses through strategic initiatives and effective daily management. As a Sales Associate, the employee helps customers select home furnishings and services, guides them through the sales process, and builds a customer base through referrals, repeat purchases, and prospecting. The position is commission-driven with uncapped earning potential. The posting says employees can expect to make $65,000 or more during their first year while learning sales and leadership responsibilities. When performing managerial duties, the employee receives $30 per hour in addition to earned commissions. Upon promotion to Showroom Manager, compensation changes to salary plus bonus and averages $75,000 per year. The schedule is full-time, 40 hours per week, with evenings and weekends as part of a flexible and accommodating schedule. The role involves navigating a large showroom and being on one’s feet for extended periods; some showrooms are equivalent to two football fields in size, and associates have recorded more than 15,000 steps in a day. The position uses an iPad for training, transactions, financing applications, and inventory checks.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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