JYSK Canada

home furnishing

StoreManagerTrainee

$58–62k Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada FULL TIME
The Brief

“Store Manager Trainee at JYSK Canada. Skills: Retail management, Customer service, Leadership. Assist with direct supervision. Learn to lead and manage”

What You'll Achieve.

Manage your own store within the district

Industry & Context.

home furnishing
Eligibility Requirements

Physical demands include mobility (walking, standing, climbing, bending, etc.), Physical demands include manual material handling (lifting, pushing, pulling, carrying, etc.), Movement of product by use of ladders and stock pickers is required, Flexibility to work various shifts, including evenings and weekends

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

2 years experience in retail management, 2 years experience in customer service, Ability to work in a rapidly changing environment, Ability to make complex decisions with integrity

Nice to Have

High school diploma or equivalent

What You'll Do.

Assist with direct supervision

Learn to lead and manage

Ensure maximization of sales growth

Assist with loss prevention processes

Ensure store conditions are upheld

Promote and maintain a safe work environment

Accountability for store recruitment

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Work alongside the Store Manager; Present to teams at GSM’s; Building a high-performance team

Communication Scope

Creating a communication plan

Free ATS check

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