Marks and Spencer
Team Manager - Fashion, Home & Beauty - Winchester

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Team Manager in Fashion, Home & Beauty
Join M&S as a Team Manager, where you’ll lead the charge and take an active role in shaping our stores for today’s and tomorrow’s customers.
This isn’t a desk-based leadership role. You’ll be hands-on, setting the tone, driving performance, and motivating your team to deliver exceptional style, prompt service, and strong commercial outcomes – even when demands are high.
We’re searching for confident, empathetic, and forward-thinking leaders who excel in fast-paced environments, make decisive choices, and inspire others to deliver their best.
What Success Looks Like
- A department that achieves strong sales figures, maintains outstanding presentation standards, and delivers consistently five-star customer service
- A motivated, diverse, and skilled team that feels supported, challenged, and proud of their contributions to M&S
- Clear ownership of quality, safety, availability, and operational excellence
- Exceptional commercial results, driven by data, forward thinking, and effective leadership
- A positive and inclusive culture, where employees feel valued, developed, and enthusiastic about their growth within the company
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What We’re Looking For
You’ll bring:
- Proven experience leading teams in fast-paced retail or customer-focused environments
- Strong commercial acumen, with the ability to use insights and data to make informed decisions
- The capacity to coach, develop, and manage performance, with balance between empathy and clear expectations
- Confidence in constructive dialogue, including having challenging conversations when necessary
- A resilient and adaptive approach, paired with the energy to guide the business through change
- Digital confidence and a willingness to adopt new ways of working
- A natural commitment to outstanding service, inclusion, and embodying M&S’s values as a role model


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