Mattressfirm
Senior Store Manager- Sales
Burlington, North Carolina · Senior
Sponsorship not specified$74k-$91kDetected 6 days ago
RecruitingPerformance ManagementHRISCustomer SupportLeadership
About the role
- IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR INTERNAL APPLICANTS ONLY: Internal applicants MUST apply to the internal job posting through the Mattress Firm Workday system.
- To view the list of current internal Job Postings, type "Jobs Hub" into the Workday search bar and click on the link.
Responsibilities
- Drive individual and team sales performance and KPIs
- Create an environment where customers always at the center and have an exceptional experience
- Continue to develop skills, competencies, product knowledge through assigned course work, training, and other company led activities.
- Conduct workforce management activities (store staffing schedule, reconciling punches etc.), utilizing Operations team support and tools
- Partner with marketing to plan, implement and monitor assigned store's social media strategy to positively impact brand awareness and increase sales
Requirements
- If you are unable to view the job posting, don't hesitate to get in touch with your Talent Acquisition representative.
Compensation
- Competitive pay range of $74,000-91,000 per year * depending on qualifications and experience.
- Pay amount does not guarantee employment for any particular time.
- Train and coach store employees in sales, product knowledge and operating activities, providing constructive feedback; annual performance reviews and Individual Development Plans
Equal opportunity
- Mattress Firm is committed to creating a dynamic work environment that values diversity and inclusion, respect and integrity, customer focus, and innovation.
Visa & Work Authorization
- Legal authorization to work in the United States without the need for sponsorship.
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