Zachary Daniels
Assistant Store Manager

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Assistant Store Manager | Contemporary Lifestyle Retail Brand | Competitive Salary + Benefits
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an ambitious and commercially focused Assistant Store Manager to join a well-established lifestyle retailer known for its curated product offering, high-quality ranges, and modern, design-led approach. This role suits a confident retail leader who enjoys working in a visually inspiring environment and is committed to delivering an outstanding, customer-first experience.
What you'll be doing as Assistant Store Manager:
- Take responsibility for the day-to-day running of the store, leading and motivating a dedicated team
- Champion exceptional customer service, ensuring every interaction reflects a premium, personalised approach
- Deliver strong commercial results by driving sales, KPIs, and overall store profitability
- Maintain high standards across visual merchandising, presentation, and operational execution
- Oversee store operations including stock management, staffing schedules, compliance, and health & safety
- Recruit, develop, and coach team members, building a positive and performance-driven culture
- Represent the business with professionalism, consistently upholding its values and aesthetic
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You are an experienced retail leader, ideally already operating as an Assistant Store Manager or a strong Supervisor ready for the next step. You have a genuine interest in lifestyle retail, whether that's fashion, interiors, or design-led products and understand how to create an engaging and aspirational shopping environment. You lead with confidence, set clear standards, and inspire those around you to perform at their best.


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Why join:
This is a fantastic chance to join a growing, forward-thinking retailer offering a competitive salary, attractive bonus scheme, staff discount, and clear opportunities for progression. You'll be part of a business that values quality, creativity, and delivering a consistently elevated customer experience.
If you're ready to take the next step in your retail career and help lead a store that blends style, service, and commercial success, we'd love to hear from you.
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