Store Manager at PEP in Randburg

What the job is
You will be the manager of a PEP store in Randburg, Gauteng. Your job is to lead your team to meet sales targets, control costs, and keep the store running smoothly. You will make sure customers are happy and the store looks great.

What you will do
- Work to increase sales by giving good customer service and keeping the store clean and well-stocked.
- Reduce stock loss by following security rules and handling stock and cash properly.
- Manage costs by using resources wisely and saving money where you can.
- Do all store paperwork correctly and on time.
- Train and guide your team to do their best work.
- Keep the store safe, clean, and tidy.

What you need
- You must have finished high school (Grade 12).
- You must speak and write English well.
- A diploma or degree in business or retail is helpful but not required.
- It is best if you have 1-2 years of experience in retail, especially in a leadership role.
- You should know how to use computers, like Microsoft Office or Google GSuite.
- You must love working in retail and making customers happy.
- You must be honest and willing to work hard.
- You need good people skills and the ability to lead a team.
- You must be able to plan, organize, and work well under pressure.
- You must be willing to work retail hours, including weekends and holidays.

What you will get
- A permanent job as a Store Manager at PEP.
- The chance to grow and develop your career in retail.

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