Value Retail PLC
Sales Manager - Full Time (40 Hours)

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Overview
We’re looking for a passionate and driven Sales Manager to join our team at Reiss Bicester Village. As a Sales Manager, you’ll play a key role in leading, coaching, and inspiring your team to deliver an exceptional customer experience while driving commercial success on the shop floor.
This is a fantastic opportunity for a retail leader who thrives in a fast-paced luxury environment and wants to make a genuine impact on both people and performance.
Responsibilities
What You’ll Be Doing
- Supporting the team to represent Reiss through personal styling and brand identity
- Guiding the team through change and maintaining composure under pressure
- Ensuring brand values, silent-service standards, and store presentation are upheld
- Keeping the team informed on relevant company news
- Delivering an Elevated Customer Experience
- Leading the team to deliver the Reiss Experience across every customer touchpoint
- Helping the team build genuine, lasting relationships with customers
- Keeping the team up to date on product, fabrics, design direction, and trends to style customers with confidence
- Driving Sales & Performance
- Understanding store targets, budgets, and KPI levers
- Motivating the team to hit personal sales targets and KPIs
- Planning, prioritising, and delegating effectively to meet deadlines
- Using commercial reporting to drive sales actions
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Qualifications
What We’re Looking For
- Proven experience in a retail supervisory or management role, ideally within premium/luxury fashion
- Strong commercial acumen with a track record of hitting sales targets and KPIs
- A natural leader who can coach, motivate, and develop a team
- Excellent communication skills, with the emotional maturity to adapt your approach to different people
- A genuine passion for styling, product, and delivering outstanding customer service


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What we’ll do for you
- Seasonal business wear allowance
- Generous employee discount
- Rewarding commission structure
- Wellbeing and financial support through our Employee Assistance Programme
- Low monthly cost health support through our medical cash plan
- Fitness discounts
- 23 days annual leave, increasing to 25 days after 2 years’ service
- Career development opportunities
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