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Retail managers are responsible for the day-to-day running of stores or departments. The aim of any retail manager is to maximise profits while minimising costs.

Retail managers ensure promotions are run accurately and to the company's standards. They make sure that staff are all working towards the target for the day and that excellent customer care standards are met at all times.

Depending on the size of the store, and company structure, retail managers may also be required to deal with:

customer service;
finance;
human resources;
information technology;
logistics;
marketing.

Responsibilities

These can vary according to the size of the store but typically involve:

managing and motivating a team to increase sales and ensure efficiency;
managing stock levels and making key decisions about stock control;
analysing sales figures and forecasting future sales;
analysing and interpreting trends to facilitate planning;
using information technology to record sales figures, for data analysis and forward planning;
dealing with staffing issues such as interviewing potential staff, conducting appraisals and performance reviews, as well as
providing or organising training and development;
ensuring standards for quality, customer service and health and safety are met;
resolving health and safety, legal and security issues;
responding to customer complaints and comments;
organising special promotions, displays and events;
attending and chairing meetings;
updating colleagues on business performance, new initiatives and other pertinent issues;
touring the sales floor regularly, talking to colleagues and customers and identifying or resolving urgent issues;
maintaining awareness of market trends in the retail industry, understanding forthcoming customer initiatives and monitoring what local competitors are doing;
initiating changes to improve the business, e.g. revising opening hours to ensure the store can compete effectively in the local market;
promoting the organisation locally by liaising with local schools, newspapers and the community in general;
dealing with sales, as and when required.

Skills

You will need to show evidence of the following:

effective leadership and the ability to motivate others;
the ability to plan and prioritise workloads and delegate accordingly;
customer focus;
the capacity to grasp new concepts quickly;
the ability to multi-task and work under pressure;
shrewd business sense and a well-developed commercial awareness;
a desire to work as part of a team to generate fresh and innovative ideas.

Interested candidates can send their CV to the e-mail address in the Apply for job button.

Retail managers are responsible for the day-to-day running of stores or departments. The aim of any retail manager is to maximise profits while minimising costs.

Depending on the size of the store, and company structure, retail managers may also be required to deal with:

customer service;
finance;
human resources;
information technology;
logistics;
marketing.

Responsibilities

These can vary according to the size of the store but typically involve:

managing and motivating a team to increase sales and ensure efficiency;
managing stock levels and making key decisions about stock control;
analysing sales figures and forecasting future sales;
analysing and interpreting trends to facilitate planning;
using information technology to record sales figures, for data analysis and forward planning;
dealing with staffing issues such as interviewing potential staff, conducting appraisals and performance reviews, as well as
providing or organising training and development;
ensuring standards for quality, customer service and health and safety are met;
resolving health and safety, legal and security issues;
responding to customer complaints and comments;
organising special promotions, displays and events;
attending and chairing meetings;
updating colleagues on business performance, new initiatives and other pertinent issues;
touring the sales floor regularly, talking to colleagues and customers and identifying or resolving urgent issues;
maintaining awareness of market trends in the retail industry, understanding forthcoming customer initiatives and monitoring what local competitors are doing;
initiating changes to improve the business, e.g. revising opening hours to ensure the store can compete effectively in the local market;
promoting the organisation locally by liaising with local schools, newspapers and the community in general;
dealing with sales, as and when required.