branch operations manager
Pate A Choux
Total years of experience :7 years, 3 Months
Motivating employees
Managing budget
Helping customer service
Helping with business plans
Sales
Studying the market and finding opportunities
Communication
Execute strategies
Evaluating performance
Resolving conflict as needed
Ensuring to meet goals and metrics
Meeting corporation policies
Staff training
I was mostly still under training but I was left alone by my first day on a cashier's table since I was really good at it. But fortunately for me I received a better opportunity at Pate A Choux as. branch manager with much higher salary, plus it was a minute away from house, so I had leave.
I used to arrange the orders for the drivers and give them to each right one so no customer would get a wrong order.
I was excelling at my job untill I was catfished into another job which I am still paying the price for until now. Even though the owner is a bit psychotic but it was good money at that time.
One of the best jobs I have ever worked with, I have it my 110%. 3 months into the job I was made supervisor of the showroom and got a rasise due diligent work. But sadly I had to take some personal time of due to my mother's sickness and of course they can't leave that post empty a long time so I had to find a new job.
Staff Training
Improving Sales
Ensuring Customer Satisfaction
Conflict Resolution
Monitoring Stock Levels
Negotiation With Suppliers
End Of Day Sales Report
Cost Control
Quality Control
It was a simple omega system which I had to enter the items that customers ordered. Then I'd take their money and return their change. It was one of the first jobs I ever had.
At first I started an the kitchen for a couple of months. They said I needed to lose some weight inorder for me to get to be a waiter. I did it. And I excelled in it. For to be wait of the month 2 times in a row. I am excellent with customers, I know their language, and I most importantly know how to make them feel big and important.
When I was 18 I had no idea what I wanted to do, and as most children I wanted something lazy to do even though I graduated grad 12 as a GS major. The person who they call the advisor at AUST, when I spoke to him I told him I want something easy that doesn't require any time to study, but I love physics. He talked me my only option was business management. And that is the greatest regret of my life because from ten years till now I only used my diploma once in job, and to say the truth I didn't like it that much. But we have to do what we have to do and we have to stick and grab to our decisions to make the best out of it. Now after 10 years I dream of having my own company and running not like my old bosses used to run theirs, but I learned some techniques from them.
