Getting a sales team stoked about selling is a special talent. Sure, good sales teams already show up with loads of ambition, but as an Assistant Store Manager I , you'll help them align around creating the best sales experience possible. You'll share your contagious passion for excellence, while keeping up with the performance of the store. Marketing and merchandising programs are part of your purview, from helping develop sales strategies to growing the customer base. And you'll keep a keen eye on the competition, watching pricing trends for peak positioning. You know the drill with retail schedules - it's all about your flexibility. So, know that working some evenings, weekends, and holidays are a part of the overall picture. You'll report to the Store Manager, while indirectly managing the team of pros at our store...and when the Store Manager is out, you're handling some of their day-to-day responsibilities. Speaking of responsibilities... What You'll Do Along with what we just described; we've put together a list of some of the other things you'll need to do as an Assistant Store Manager I. You'll: The ASM I typically oversee a smaller to moderate volume store with fewer transactions and lower customer traffic. They indirectly manage a team typically consisting of 2 to 5 sales representatives Translate performance goals and objectives for the team as well as individual employees (sets weekly, monthly, and individual sales goals) Manage against store revenue to drive acquisition and retention initiatives (monitoring progress, providing feedback, adjusting goals as needed to achieve store targets). Provide ongoing training and coaching for sales staff to ensure sales performance objectives are met Facilitate weekly sales meetings to ensure sales associates are aligned to corporate initiatives, including customer and product strategies Serve as a point of escalation for complicated sales and/or customer disputes Ensures staff is properly trained by planning and executing training, identifying opportunities for staff development, and coordinating execution of corporate learning initiatives Support troubleshooting for customer technical problems and sales tools related issues Assesses local competitive assortment and pricing trends and escalates competitive discrepancies to leadership Serve as the SME of all product knowledge and agent sales tools Assist with hiring, onboarding, developing, and scheduling sales staff Assist with daily cash reconciliation and weekly store audits as assigned Assist with store and sales floor inventory to ensure alignment with corporate store design strategy Assist with Operational Expenses and Cost Optimization (Headcount, Inventory Budget, Workforce Management, and other store expenses) It's a lot of work, but with great responsibility come great rewards. Read to find out more. What's In It For You? Really good question, and we have some good answers that we hope you like. We want you to feel cared for and respected (like you do with our customers), and that starts with Cox's highly competitive pay plus uncapped commission plan and other compensation perks (401k + company matching, comprehensive medical benefits, etc.). We also offer free Internet and other Cox discounted services, tuition reimbursement for academic pursuits, adoption assistance, paid time off to volunteer, childcare and eldercare resources, pet insurance and much more. Good work should be rewarded, and not just with a healthy paycheck. The Cox culture is one that values people more than technology, so it's our goal to make sure you feel recognized for your contributions. It's also important to work alongside colleagues who "get you." At Cox, you'll find a workplace where relationships are crafted with care and successes are celebrated with high fives. We strive to create an environment where you can do you, and everyone