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Assistant Store Manager Trainee | Hannaford Supermarkets
The Tone:
This is a management trainee program at Hannaford Supermarkets, located in Hudson, NH. Hannaford, established in 1883, is known for its strong connection to local producers and commitment to sustainably harvested seafood sourcing. This role is designed to equip future managers with the essential skills and knowledge required for effective leadership within the company.
The TL;DR
• Role: Management trainee
• Type: Full-time
• Location: In-person, Hudson, NH
• Pay: $45240–$65728 yearly
• Mission: Equip future managers with skills and knowledge to effectively run store operations and achieve financial and sales goals.
• Tech Stack: Computers, calculators, communication systems
What You’ll Actually Do
• Oversee: Manage the overall operation of the entire store in the absence of the Store Manager.
• Support: Assist with store operations and management duties to meet financial and sales goals.
• Cultivate: Build strong associate and customer relations, promoting a positive culture aligned with Hannaford Strategy.
• Develop: Manage, hire, train, and develop assigned staff, while ensuring effective work schedules.
• Ensure: Maintain compliance with company security, safety, and food safety standards.
The Must-Haves
• Background: College degree or relevant retail management work experience, coupled with a strong understanding of store operations and merchandising techniques.
• Experience: Demonstrated ability to lead and manage teams; willingness to learn multiple tasks and technical requirements; capability to solve problems using technical information. Must be or become a Certified Food Safety Manager within 90 days of employment.
• Skills: Effective interpersonal, organizational, communication, and customer service skills.
• Bonus: Experience managing performance through planning, coaching, and appraisals; ability to assist in attaining financial objectives including sales, payroll, gross margin, and shrink control; understanding of company tools such as financial reports, scheduling, and ordering systems.
