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WE’RE HIRING: RETAIL OPERATIONS MANAGER (PORT HARCOURT)
We’re looking for a results-driven Retail Operations Manager to oversee daily operations and drive revenue across two fast-growing retail brands: The Craft Loft (craft supplies) and Luxe Nail Haven (nail supplies).
This is a high-responsibility role for someone who can manage people, drive sales, and take ownership of a growing retail operation.
This is not a “sit and attend to customers” role.
We are looking for someone who can lead a team, and grow revenue consistently.
ABOUT THE ROLE
As a Retail Operations Manager, you will be responsible for:
- Driving daily and monthly sales targets
- Supervising and managing store staff
- Ensuring smooth order processing and fulfillment
- Monitoring inventory levels across multiple product catégories and preventing stockouts
- Improving customer experience (walk-in & online)
- Identifying opportunities to increase sales (bundles, upsells, product recommendations etc.)
-Identify opportunities for growth and improvement
WHO WE’RE LOOKING FOR
You’re a strong fit if you:
- Have experience managing a retail/beauty store or small team
-Strong leadership and decision-making skills
- Are confident, proactive, and able to take initiative
-Ability to manage multiple product catégories
- Sales-driven mindset (not just customer service)
- Able to work without supervision
- Can handle pressure and solve problems quickly
IMPORTANT
This role requires ownership, initiative and accountability.
If you need constant supervision, this role is not for you.
SALARY & BENEFITS
- Competitive base salary
₦200,000 base + performance bonuses (earn up to ₦300,000+ monthly based on results)
- Opportunity to grow within a fast-growing creative brand
LOCATION
Port Harcourt (On-site)
HOW TO APPLY
Send your CV + a short message answering this question:
“How would you increase daily sales in a retail store like ours?”
Send to: [email protected]
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
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