The Store Manager (SM) will lead the day-to-day operations of a single store to achieve all sales, profitability, customer satisfaction, inventory control, brand representation, and team member growth and development to maximize the results of the store. Through personal selling, leadership, and coaching, the SM will champion a People First store environment that promotes diversity and inclusion, the development of life-time relationships with customers and the delivery of a best-in-class customer experience. The SM will communicate performance expectations, ensure team members understand the impact of their performance on company success, and coach and develop the store staff to instill understanding of brand image and to ensure consistent representation of the brand in customer interactions and execution of store visuals and marketing. They will support and communicate the strategic relevance of corporate initiatives and execute corporate plans to produce desired results. The SM must demonstrate the highest level of professionalism, integrity, and honesty, and conduct themselves in a manner that will influence and earn the respect of team members and management, displaying a positive and enthusiastic attitude to inspire and motivate others to achieve goals. The SM is responsible for ensuring team members, and self, deliver an exceptional customer experience every time through training, customer outreach, communication and clear expectations, empowering team members to respond to and resolve customer issues within established parameters and driving a high level of customer service through follow-up and customer outreach. They will compile and follow up on customer requests. The SM attains sales projections and sales quotas, develops strategies to maximize personal and team members sales potential, observes operations to identify successes and opportunities for improvement, recognizes strengths and identifies root cause of operational problems, and coaches the store staff to address and correct them. They review and analyze reports, identify trends, opportunities and available resources, and develop plans to address issues. The SM keeps management informed of competitor marketing, merchandising, and payment programs and advises management on new or changing merchandise and services needs and excesses, implementing initiatives that will change behaviors to produce results. They work with other Signet SMs in the same mall or general vicinity to foster an environment of open communication, collaboration, efficient use of resources, and accomplishment of shared objectives, demonstrating an ability to motivate, persuade, and influence the actions of others. The SM demonstrates a commitment to the Company’s People First vision, is responsible for the selection and development of talent to drive store growth, provides a compelling onboarding experience and ongoing coaching and development in operations, sales techniques, customer service, product knowledge, inventory control and visual merchandising. They communicate performance expectations, set actionable goals for self and others, monitor progress and performance against desired behaviors, maintain open communication with team members and management, encouraging participation and idea sharing, and maintain accuracy of team member data in system records to ensure team members receive eligible Total Rewards. The SM is responsible for establishing a positive, professional work atmosphere where team members can bring their full selves to work and want to do their best, ensuring all team members, guests and vendors are treated with respect and valued for their contribution. They achieve outstanding sales performance and increase profit margins by controlling discounting, expenses, payroll, and repair departments. The SM works a schedule based on the right time to effectively run their business, including a combination of both opening and closing shifts, weekday and weekends dependent on operating hours, sales requirements, customer traffic, proper store coverage and time to coach, train and develop their team. Typical hours should aim for a five-day, 40-hour work week during non-peak hours, with hours increasing during peak selling periods. They perform additional duties and projects as assigned. Consistent regular scheduled attendance is considered an essential function of this job.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
Associate degree