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TJX

Runs off-price clothing and home goods stores

Assistant Manager

Retail Store ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeEnschede, NetherlandsNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Experience as a Store Manager in conventional retail is sought for the Assistant Store Manager position.
  • Have been ultimately responsible for a commercial location with turnover above €2 million.
  • Have experience with various personnel-management tasks.
  • Have profit-and-loss expertise and commercial acumen.
  • Ideally have a background in a fast-paced commercial environment and a creative approach to visual merchandising.
  • Have an open and approachable management style, treating people at every level with respect.
  • Be flexible enough to work at different locations occasionally.

Responsibilities

  • Work with the Store Manager to achieve key performance indicators and monitor budgets.
  • Conduct discussions on human resources topics, including recruitment and selection, performance, absence, and employee progression.
  • Share responsibility for sales, stock results, staff scheduling, and personnel policy.
  • Create daily schedules and assign tasks so staff are deployed effectively and remain engaged.
  • Set an example for the team and motivate, inspire, and develop team leaders and store employees through direct feedback, support, and recognition.
  • Maintain the TK Maxx operating model and use commercial insight, creativity, and product knowledge to keep the store presentable.

Desired Qualifications

  • A background in a fast-paced commercial environment and a creative approach to visual merchandising are described as ideal.

About the Company

TJX

Runs off-price clothing and home goods stores

TJX runs off-price stores that sell brand-name clothing, shoes, accessories and home goods for less than department stores and malls charge, in the United States and abroad. Its best-known U.S. chains are T.J. Maxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods, which shoppers visit often because each store's mix of labels and products changes from week to week. Instead of ordering fixed seasonal collections, its buyers purchase closeouts, canceled orders and excess production directly from brands, and TJX makes money by reselling those goods at markdowns while keeping its own buying costs low. TJX was founded in 1987 and is headquartered in Framingham, Massachusetts.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Framingham, MA
Founded
1987

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