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gorjana is seeking a Store Manager to lead the store’s performance, customer experience, and team development in a fast-paced retail environment.
You will coach and recruit, uphold brand standards, and drive store operations while delivering exceptional service to every customer. This role emphasizes leadership, adaptability, and strong communication with the team and customers.
As the Store Manager, you are responsible for the store’s overall performance, talent initiatives, operational execution, visual standards, and customer experience. Ideal candidates are individuals who are motivated, adaptable to change, coachable, values oriented, strong talent developers, and have a passion for our brand.This opening is for our location at Americana at Brand.
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