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Grocery Store Manager

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Grocery Store Manager
Birmingham
£55,000
We are currently recruiting for an experienced Store Manager to join a leading food retailer.
As the Store Manager of this busy store, you will be responsible for recruiting, developing, and managing the Store Team, delivering the highest standards of customer service to ensure customers return while achieving all set commercial, turnover revenue targets. Managing the store to achieve financial KPIs, including wages, wastage, and shrinkage, together with non-financials such as customer service/feedback, internal audits, and compliance.
As the Store Manager, some of your duties will include;
- Lead & develop the store team
- Ensuring achievements of store KPIs across various brand offerings
- Working with the Area Manager to set priorities and delivery goals
- Responsibility for the store representation, including customer experience, merchandising, layout, etc.
- Maintaining relationships across the regional stores with other Store Managers
- Recruiting and developing the store team to ensure they fulfil their individual career potential
- Analysing sales figures
- Presenting weekly reports/figures and key information to the Senior Management team
- Dealing with and resolving escalated customer queries
- Ensuring the store runs efficiently by organizing your time & staff effectively
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- Proven previous food/FMCG retail store management experience
- Ability to influence and negotiate effectively
- Able to be resilient and adapt swiftly in a fast-paced, retail environment
- Excellent communication skills and the ability to liaise effectively at all levels
- Good working knowledge of budgets and delivering results
- Excellent understanding of all sales and service
If you think you have the right experience as a Store Manager and are looking for a new opportunity to develop your career with a leading employer, then get in touch and apply today.
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