Assistant Store Leader (Manager)

Overview

As an Assistant Store Manager, you will assist the Store Manager with store operation and implementation of our company’s Servant Leadership – Integrity, Guest Focus, Accountability, Recognition, Excellent Execution, People and Teamwork. You’ll learn about 7-Eleven’s Retailer Initiative strategy, and be trained on our Retail Information System inventory management and ordering technology. You’ll also assist with managing the store staff – coaching, training, feedback and scheduling – after completion of the required training and certifications.

Getting There

We believe great training is the foundation for exceptional performance. The Assistant Store Manager training program teaches you the retail business using our state-of-the-art Retail Information System and Career Path training through hands-on and Computer Based Training.

What’s In It For You?

7-Eleven is committed to creating an environment that encourages and rewards excellence, and provides a range of benefits that includes:

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• Medical, dental, vision and insurance benefits
• Employee assistance program
• Short-term disability benefits
• Vacation pay
• Profit Sharing/401(k) Plan
• Competitive salary

Responsibilities

What Will You Do?

• Forecast, order, stock and merchandise product (upon completion of training)
• Maintain a clean, guest friendly environment in the store
• Ensure prompt, efficient and courteous guest service
• Ensure prompt reconciliation of store operations paperwork

Qualifications

The Assistant Store Manager position requires the following:

• High School Diploma or equivalent required
• Desire to be part of a performance-driven team
• Six to nine months experience as a Assistant Manager; or an equivalent combination of education and experience
• Strong mathematics ability
• Strong written and oral communications skills

Physical Requirements

• The Assistant Store Manager position requires constant standing, bending and reaching with a moderate amount of manual dexterity. Frequent lifting of one to five pounds and occasional lifting of up to 40-50 pounds is required.