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Job overview
A large and growing commercial company is urgently looking for a bilingual Store Manager to manage its point of sale and boost its activity. This strategic position combines operational management, B2C sales development and branding. Job conditions Type of contract: Full-time commercial executive position.
Main duties
Remuneration: Attractive fixed salary, presence bonus, bonuses on objectives and commissions on sales without cap. Hours: 6 days a week, from 9am to 6pm. Presence required in store on public holidays, with recovery during periods of low activity.
Location
Location Abidjan, Ivory Coast, near the Grand Market of Macory. Main duties Under the supervision of the Sales Department, the incumbent of the position will be responsible for Team management and HR: Ensure local management, rigorously monitor attendances, schedules and evaluate staff performance. Revenue development: Lead the sales strategy at the counter, supervise the team and actively participate in direct sales to achieve the business objectives set. External Public Relations: Coordinating the launch of new products, managing brand communication and ensuring administrative liaison with relevant institutions. Digital content creation (asset): Contribute to the animation of the company’s digital channels through the ability to film and edit promotional videos. Operational support: Assisting management.
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