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Most stores have dedicated managers for each department, such as hardware, decor, and seasonal. These managers oversee everything in their department. Another approach is to assign management based on their expertise in a task. For instance: Consider having a Sales Manager: A team focused solely on sales, equipped with tools to manage customer interactions. A dedicated sales team shows your customers that they are valued. It’s about the warm greeting, the knowledge shared, and the personalized experience that enhances every sale. Retail success isn’t just about having products on the shelf. It’s about the meaningful interactions and expertise your staff brings to each customer, driving satisfaction and fostering loyalty. We’re creating experiences that redefine customer service. Join us in revolutionizing retail.
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Hey LinkedIn! Who are your favorite retail rep groups? Let me know in the comments! If you're sales person for a retail rep group, please self-promote in the comments as well! I'm working on expanding Havenlight's retail footprint and would love some introductions 💯 #sales #businessdevelopment #strategicpartnerships #retail #retailsales #retailmarketing
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bit.ly/Apply-For-This-Job Job title: Retail Sales Print Associate Company: Staples Job description: This service is set to disconnect automatically after {0} minutes of inactivity. Your session will end in {1} minutes. Click OK to reset the timer to {0} minutes. You have been signed out. This service is set to sign out after {0} minutes of inactivity. | | | |
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Logistics & Supply Chain Practitioner ★ Equipping Professionals with Essential Supply Chain Skills ★Improving Efficiency and Driving Results ★ CIPS, CSCP, CLTD, CPIM,CITF ★ Q-Commerce ★ E-Commerce ★ ERP ★ Lean Six Sigma
7 years ago, I was managing multiple store locations in the fashion jewellery industry. 💎 I was responsible for P&L, managing people, and inventory planning. We had a fantastic year of success, and everything seemed to be going well. But 21 stores in my territory had to close. ❌ And it wasn’t just my region; other locations faced the same fate. 📉 Why did this happen? The company was great. The teams were hardworking and motivated. 💪 On paper, everything should have worked. But there was one issue that ultimately made the difference—inventory turnover was the lowest. 🔄 Each store was holding inventory that wasn’t aligned with the actual market demand. 🛍️ We tried everything to turn things around. We escalated concerns, sent emails to the merchandising team, 📧 even raised the issue to the CEO. But there was a disconnect—planning, forecasting, and truly understanding customer demand were out of sync. 🔄📊 In fashion, it’s not just about having inventory on shelves. It’s about having the right inventory for each specific market. 🎯 There’s no one-size-fits-all solution. Every location has its own unique customer base, and if you don’t know what they want, even the best teams can’t sell what’s not needed. 🛍️❌ The biggest lesson I learned from this experience? Collaboration is everything. 🤝 Sharing market insights, collecting real-time data, and ensuring that sales, merchandising, logistics, and marketing work together is critical in an industry as fast-paced as fashion. ⚡ It’s not just about filling racks—it’s about filling them with products people are excited to buy. 📊 Have you ever faced similar challenges in your industry? Comment below!👇 #SupplyChain #inventory #CILT
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Have you ever visited a premium fashion store and felt overwhelmed by pushy salespeople? A recent experience left me feeling uneasy when I was bombarded by staff as soon as I entered a premium store near Gariahat. It was almost empty, but the salesperson jumped on me like a predator on its prey. Even when I agreed to see one brand, the other staff made faces at the salesperson attending to me. I understand that low footfall or sales can lead to pressure from management, but everyone at the store should be trained to give shoppers free space to move around and choose products freely. Retail is not just about numbers, it's about providing excellent customer service. The same goes for a visit to a fashion store inside a mall (Timing was 7 pm in the evening). In this case, the store was looking great, but after 15 minutes, cartons stock started coming on the floor and all salespeople started sorting and displaying stock. Again, the core concept of retail and customer service was left behind. Let's remember that providing an exceptional experience to customers should always be the top priority, regardless of footfall or sales. What are your thoughts on this? #Retail #CustomerService #FashionStore
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#hiring *General Merchandise, Closing, Fulfillment (T0664)*, Minneapolis, *United States*, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Minneapolisjobs #Minnesotajobs #SalesMarketing *Apply*: https://lnkd.in/ggPmQ7MZ Starting Hourly Rate / Salario por Hora Inicial: $16.50 USD per hourALL ABOUT TARGETAs a Fortune 50 company with more than 400,000 team members worldwide, Target is an iconic brand and one of America's leading retailers.Working at Target means the opportunity to help all families discover the joy of everyday life. Caring for our communities is woven into who we are, and we invest in the places we collectively live, work and play. We prioritize relationships, fuel and develop talent by creating growth opportunities, and succeed as one Target team. At our core, our purpose is ingrained in who we are, what we value, and how we work. It's how we care, grow, and win together.ALL ABOUT FULFILLMENTExperts of operations, process and efficiency who enable a consistent experience for our guests by ensuring guests get what they want, when they want it, and how they want it. The fulfillment team picks, preps, packs, sorts, and ships products safely, efficiently and effectively to deliver convenience and quality for our guests.At Target, we believe in our team members having meaningful experiences that help them build and develop skills for a career. The role of a Fulfillment Expert can provide you with the:Experience in a dynamic work environment where your daily work will change based on guest ordering patternsSkills to assess your daily business and utilize tools to determine how to meet digital demandKnowledge of reporting systems that show how digital guest traffic patterns are changing throughout the day and be adaptable to guest demandExperience in retail business fundamentals including: department sales trends, inventory management, and process efficiency and improvementAs a Fulfillment Expert, no two days are ever the same, but a typical day will most likely include the following responsibilities:Create a welcoming experience by authentically greeting all guestsObserve to quickly understand whether a guest needs assistance or wants to interact. Follow body language and verbal clues to tailor your approachEngage with guests in a genuine way, which includes asking questions to better understand their specific needsBe knowledgeable about the tools, products, and services available in the total store, and specific to your area, to solve issues for the guest and improve their experienceThank the guest in a genuine way and let them know we're happy they chose to shop at TargetSelect items for order pickup, drive up and ship to home for digital guest ordersAccurately put on hold all order pickup and drive up ordersProperly prepare, pack and sort guest orders for shipment using correct materialsMeet productivity metrics and other fulfillment goalsMeet guest order prom
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Retail | CRM | Customer Acquisition | Merchandising | Certified Six Sigma Black Belt & Lean Specialist | CSR | HR BBA(Hons) - LPU, MBA(HR) - NMIMS, HR Management and Analytics - IIM'K
"10 must learn skills for retail career" 😇 1. Customer Service: Focus on providing excellent service to customers, addressing their needs, and ensuring a positive shopping experience. 2. Product Knowledge: Understand the products you're selling to help customers make informed decisions and answer their questions. 3. Visual Merchandising: Learn how to arrange products and create appealing displays to attract customers and promote sales. 4. Inventory Management: Gain skills in managing stock levels, tracking inventory, and preventing overstock or stockouts. 5. Point of Sale (POS) Systems: Familiarize yourself with the technology used for transactions, handling payments, and processing returns. 6. Loss Prevention: Learn techniques to prevent theft and minimize losses, such as implementing security measures and maintaining vigilance. 7. Team Collaboration: Work effectively with colleagues, communicate clearly, and contribute to a positive team environment. 8. Sales Techniques: Develop persuasive communication skills to assist customers in making purchasing decisions. 9. Cash Handling: Learn proper cash-handling procedures to ensure accuracy and prevent errors. 10. Customer Feedback: Be open to feedback, whether positive or negative, and use it to improve your performance and the store's operations. Remember, adaptability and a customer-centric mindset are key in the dynamic retail industry. Retail World Magazine Retail Sales Retail Operations Retail Updates Retail Dive Retail Brew Fast Retailing #managementeducation #management #innovation #learninganddevelopment #learninghub #skillsforsuccess #successdriven #retailmanagement
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On the Move: Alexis DePree (MBA 2007) Nordstrom's new COO on retail as a team sport—and fitting in her workout When Nordstrom announced the promotion of Alexis DePree (MBA 2007) to COO in early June, media outlets noted DePree’s expanded, end-to-end role in managing operations and customer experience in an increasingly complex retail environment. DePree joined Nordstrom in January 2020 as executive VP and chief supply chain officer, following leadership roles at Target and Amazon. What do you like about the retail sector? "No two days are ever the same! It’s dynamic and fast-paced, which makes the work exciting and engaging. The ability to directly impact customer satisfaction and see the results of your efforts almost immediately is incredibly rewarding. Finally, I always tell my teams that retail is a team sport. We’re all working together to achieve a common goal of serving the customer, and everyone has an important role to play." What drew you to Nordstrom? "I believe Nordstrom represents the best of retail with a compelling assortment of the best brands, inspiring stores, and a thriving digital business—with the finishing touch of exemplary customer service. The opportunity to bring what I’ve learned across my career in technology, mass retail, and digital retail to positively impact Nordstrom’s supply chain was a challenge I was excited to take on. Nordstrom’s fierce commitment to innovation and new ways of serving the customer made it the natural next step for me in my career. Plus, we sell fabulous shoes—and I’ve always loved shoes!" How is this new role a continuation of what you were doing and how will it be different? "This new role is a continuation of what I was doing in terms of building great teams, setting a vision, and ensuring we execute effectively for our customers. I still support our supply chain and transportation teams, but now my responsibilities extend from 'supplier to shelf.' This means ensuring that the great products our merchants buy are available to customers both in-store and online, inspiring them to shop at Nordstrom every day. "What makes this role different and more challenging is the broader scope and the need to bring an operational, end-to-end mindset to our executive team discussions. This holistic approach allows us to optimize our processes at every stage, ensuring a seamless experience for our customers and maintaining Nordstrom’s high standards of quality and service." What’s your morning routine? "My morning routine is pretty simple. I wake up, get ready, and head downstairs for breakfast and pre-school activities with my three kids and husband. I always start my day with a Diet Coke. Mornings are calm compared to the after school/work time when we juggle sports, schoolwork, and find time to squeeze in dinner. I’m known for fitting in my workouts on the sidelines of my kids’ sports practices—multitasking at its best!"
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bit.ly/Apply-For-This-Job Job title: Service Lead Company: Lolli and Pops Job description: At Lolli & Pops, we believe that candy is so much more than just candy. It has the power to say thank you, I love you, I celebrate you. And at its heart, candy Spreads Joy with Bits of Optimism. We offer an optimistic culture, a fast-paced work environment, and of course a sweet discount on sweet treats. We consider ourselves a Company of Firsts which means we love giving people their first opportunity at employment, their first key to a store, and even their first store to run on their own.As a part-time Service Lead, you are a keyholder and member of the leadership team. Our management team leaders are passionate, adaptable go-getters who care deeply about their team and their community. They ensure that every guest who enters our store has a positive and inspiring experience. Here are some of the things that you’ll do each day: Help drive store-level financial and operational results by monitoring the stores key performance indicator (KPI) targets and taking appropriate action to achieve store targets Keep your team focused on guest engagement, sampling and sharing product knowledge Maximize the overall performance of the team through product knowledge education, coaching selling skills and leading by example Assist in training, developing and motivating team members Assist the Store Manager with paperwork, ordering, inventory management Maintain visual and merchandising standards and ensure store cleanliness Ensure that all policies, procedures and operational directives are enforced consistently and effectively by all team members Be a champion of Lolli & Pops inside and outside of the store Must be able to lift up to 25 pounds While there is no single recipe for an excellent Service Lead, the following are qualities and experiences we recognize as contributing to the success of our best management teams: Exceptional interpersonal skills: you are energized by working with people, both guests and your team A passion for meticulous quality: you understand that strong organization creates a highly efficient team A bias towards action: you have the ability to lift and mobilize medium to large items up to 75 lbs. using appropriate safety techniques and do not hesitate to roll up your sleeves and do what it takes to get the job done The desire to be coached and mentored: you see potential in yourself and enjoy growing that potential An eye for detail: you know that the little things, be it cleanliness, the extra touch or a few decimals can make all the difference The desire to problem solve: you like finding problems and fixing them The ability to multitask: you can prioritize and execute at many different tasks each day A positive attitude and fun-loving spirit: you are an opti #jobs #recruitment #work
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One of my favorite company values at Bellwether is "Execute the last mile," which means not just finishing a task, but going beyond the expected. This means you cross the finish line with whatever you're doing, then you run a little bit further... The idea of "Executing the last mile" gets me seriously geeking out in all businesses (and life in general)...but particularly in a retail environment, where the sales interaction typically ends when a purchase decision is made. I LOVE seeing retail teams taking a sales experience into the next level of EPIC, by adding some extra effort into the interaction, even once they have the sale in the bag. It could be as simple as coming in with a fun little upsell, offering gift wrapping (even though they know I'm buying it for myself "Because treat yourself girl..."), or literally just inquiring about what I'll be using the product I'm buying for, or where I'll be be going next on my shopping spree... Your front line retail teams are the face of your brand. It’s crucial to ensure you're supporting your store teams with the right infrastructure, so they can consistently deliver this next level of customer service! When you see a moment happening where one of your team members has executed the last mile, celebrate it! In these moments of above and beyond effort, your team are creating loyal customers always happy to spread the word about your store, benefiting your business (and bottom line) in the long run.. https://lnkd.in/gtgjQj3Q
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