Assistant Store Manager (Fourways)
Toys R Us and Babies R Us South Africa
Overview
To meet store sales targets and deliver fantastic customer service whilst effectively planning, organizing and controlling all operations of a retail store in accordance with the Company’s standards and procedures.
Requirements
- Matric Certificate
- Must have own or reliable transport to work to be able to work shifts
- Management Position for a minimum of 3 years within a Retail Environment
Responsibilities
- Achieve growth and hit sales targets by successfully managing, mentoring, and leading staff.
- Interact with sales merchandisers, representatives and regional managers to evaluate sales strategy and results.
- Enforce and implement customer service to give customers a WOW experience.
- Attend to unique and individual shopping needs of each customer.
- Develop, motivate and inspire respective teams.
- Maintain store staff job results by recruiting, coaching, counselling, and disciplining employees.
- Authorize all work schedules.
- Ensure continuous training and development of all staff.
- Handle customer complaints in a calm and professional manner.
- Manage and control all daily store operations to maximize sales turnover.
- Minimize all controllable expenses and costs.
- Protect company assets and minimize shrinkage, damages and theft.
- Conduct floor walks daily and initiate warehouse and/or overstock replenishments.
- Implement, monitor and enforce all SOP’s.
- Coordinate and manage all key service providers.
- Enforce effective and efficient implementation of all sales promotions.
- Identify marketing opportunities and communicate to all relevant parties.
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