ALO

VisualLead

$0–0k Newport Beach, California, United States FULL TIME
The Brief

“Visual Lead at ALO. Skills: Sales leadership, Visual merchandising, Client relations. Achieve store sales. Recruitment and development of talent”

What You'll Achieve.

Drive individual growth; Achieve results

Industry & Context.

Problems you'll solve

Decision making

Eligibility Requirements

Open availability, Variable shifts, Peak days, Weekends, Blackout period, Holiday season

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

2+ Years prior work experience, client-centric, sales environment, Proven leadership capabilities, excellent decision making, Values feedback, receptive to receiving feedback, eager to provide, High energy, upbeat and enthusiastic, integrate fun and work, Self-motivated, desire to achieve results, excel individually, excel as a team, Excellent interpersonal skills, Excellent written communication skills, Aligns with and embodies ALO’s guiding principles

What You'll Do.

Recruitment and development of talent

Evaluate operations associate

Provide constant feedback

Drive individual growth

Ensure cross-functional training

Ensure business is well-executed

Execute company-level operations-focused directives

Adhere to visual standards

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Operations Lead; Sales & Service Lead; Operations & Visual Manager

Communication Scope

Written communication

Free ATS check

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