Assistant Store Manager Haarlem

As Assistant Store Manager in our Boutique in Haarlem, you are the right hand of the Store Manager. You lead the team, ensure a customer-oriented shopping experience, and monitor the Boutique's appearance. You think proactively, identify opportunities, and actively work towards achieving commercial objectives. This is the chance to combine your leadership qualities and fashion sense within a growing retail brand.

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• You support the Store Manager and replace them in their absence;

• You coordinate and carry out activities on the shop floor;

• You monitor the customer experience and ensure a high level of service;

• You think along about opportunities in the local market and actively on the shop floor;

• You are co-responsible for achieving KPIs and store goals;

• You manage the inventory and respond to customer behavior and (local) events;

• You motivate your team and ensure a positive, result-oriented working atmosphere.

• You have at least 2-3 years of experience in a retail role with a leadership character;

• You possess a completed MBO education;

• You are flexibly available, also in evenings and weekends;

• You think commercially, act customer-oriented, and are result-oriented;

• You live in or near Haarlem.

My Jewellery is one of the fastest-growing brands and e-commerce companies in the Netherlands with international recognition. We develop collections and campaigns that make women's lives a little more beautiful. With more than 1,000 colleagues, we build a brand full of ambition and creativity every day. Our culture? Personal, involved, and sparkling. You can be completely yourself here and are given the space to grow, learn, and make an impact. Despite our strong, international growth, lines of communication remain short, the structure remains flat, and the sense of togetherness remains at a high level. As a team, we try to make a difference every day!

Requesting a VOG (Certificate of Good Conduct) or consulting the Warning Register of the FAD may be part of the application process.