General Store Manager - Jiffy Mart

About the role

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Responsibilities

with items covering each bullet from the subheadings. We need to extract bullet points: From Leadership & Culture: - Lead by example to uphold Global mission and Four Pillars. - Inspire, develop, and empower your management and associate teams to deliver exceptional Guest service and operational performance. - Build a culture rooted in collaboration, accountability, and hospitality. - Recruit, train, and retain high-performing team members who embody the brand’s values. - Provide clear communication, direction, and feedback through regular coaching and team meetings. - Foster a safe, positive, and inclusive workplace where every team member feels valued. Guest Experience & Community Engagement: - Ensure every Guest receives an outstanding experience characterized by warmth, attentiveness, and genuine connection. - Lead your team to consistently deliver best-in-class service and maintain impeccable store presentation. - Resolve Guest concerns promptly, using feedback as an opportunity for growth and improvement. - Represent Global within the community — building relationships, supporting local initiatives, and promoting the brand’s commitment to Local and Community. Operational & Financial Management: - Oversee all store operations, ensuring adherence to company policies, brand standards, and safety requirements. - Drive financial performance by managing labor, inventory, and operating costs effectively. - Analyze sales reports, expense summaries, and performance metrics to identify opportunities for improvement. - Develop and execute action plans to achieve revenue, margin, and profitability goals. - Ensure compliance with all company systems, procedures, and audit standards. - Maintain operational excellence through proactive planning and problem-solving. Food Service & Merchandising: - Oversee all aspects of food service — including preparation, presentation, and freshness of menu and grab-and-go offerings. - Ensure strict adherence to food safety, sanitation, and allergen control procedures. - Collaborate with culinary and merchandising teams to drive innovation, optimize product mix, and maintain visual appeal. - Monitor quality and freshness of all products to meet or exceed Guest expectations. - Maintain food safety standards, and have or obtain ServSafe training and certification at the time of or within 90 days of site assignment. Safety, Compliance & Facility Management: - Ensure a safe and secure environment for Guests, associates, and vendors at all times. - Enforce compliance with health, sanitation, OSHA, and environmental guidelines. - Conduct regular safety and maintenance inspections and coordinate timely repairs. - Lead safety training, emergency preparedness, and compliance initiatives across the store. We'll list each as
• . Requirements: maybe include "Minimum 5 years of progressive retail, restaurant, or hospitality management experience; multi-department or full-store leadership preferred." plus "Demonstrated success in team leadership, operations management, and financial performance." plus "Strong business acumen with the ability to interpret data and make strategic decisions." plus "Excellent interpersonal and communication skills." plus "Proven ability to foster teamwork, motivate others, and resolve conflict effectively." plus "Strong understanding of food safety, merchandising, and guest service standards." plus "Tech-savvy and proficient with POS systems, reporting tools, and standard office software." plus "Flexible availability, including nights, weekends, and holidays as needed." plus "Physical Requirements" list. But we might separate Skills and Requirements. Qualifications: The posting has a "Qualifications" heading with list: "This position requires ServSafe, or other approved Food Safety Certification, within 90 days of employment or promotion." plus maybe the experience etc? Actually the Qualifications section includes that ServSafe requirement plus the experience etc? Let's see: The text: "Qualifications This position requires ServSafe, or other approved Food Safety Certification, within 90 days of employment or promotion.Minimum 5 years of progressive retail, restaurant, or hospitality management experience; multi-department or full-store leadership preferred.Demonstrated success in team leadership, operations management, and financial performance.Strong business acumen with the ability to interpret data and make strategic decisions.Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.Proven ability to foster teamwork, motivate others, and resolve conflict effectively.Strong understanding of food safety, merchandising, and guest service standards.Tech-savvy and proficient with POS systems, reporting tools, and standard office software.Flexible availability, including nights, weekends, and holidays as needed." Thus Qualifications includes experience etc. Then after that there is "Physical Requirements" separate. Thus we could treat Qualifications as that list, and Requirements as physical requirements. But the instruction includes both Qualifications and Requirements headings; we can use both. Thus: - Qualifications: list items as above (ServSafe, experience, success, business acumen, interpersonal skills, teamwork, understanding food safety, tech-savvy, flexible availability). - Requirements: Physical Requirements bullet list. - Skills: maybe we could extract from Qualifications but maybe we don't need separate Skills if content overlaps. However we could still create Skills section with items like "Strong business acumen", "Excellent interpersonal and communication skills", "Proven ability to foster teamwork...", "Strong understanding of food safety...", "Tech-savvy and proficient with POS systems...". But that would duplicate Qualifications. Better to not duplicate; we could put skills under Qualifications and not have separate Skills. But the instruction says we can include sections only when posting has real specific content. It doesn't require us to use all headings. So we can omit Skills if we feel it's redundant. However we might still include Skills with items like "Strong business acumen", etc. But that would be repeating content from Qualifications; but maybe acceptable as long as we preserve all info, not invent. Duplication is not prohibited but might be redundant. The instruction: "Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail." Duplication preserves info, not summarizing away. It's okay but could be considered unnecessary. I'd rather not duplicate; we can put skills under Qualifications and omit Skills section. Benefits: from "Our Commitments to You": Competitive Pay, Health & Wellness (Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, additional wellness support), 401k and match component, tuition reimbursement after 6 months, Professional Development (internal development programs, on-demand learning). We'll list as
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  Pay

  Pay Range $45,000.00 - $81,972.00. The final amount offered at the start of employment is determined based on factors including, but not limited to, experience level, knowledge, skills, abilities and geographic location, and the Company reserves the right to modify base salary at any time, including for reasons related to individual performance, Company or individual department/team performance and market factors.

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  About the role

  As the General Manager, you are the heartbeat of your store — responsible for leading operations, inspiring your team, and ensuring that every Guest experience reflects the Global brand promise. You’ll oversee all aspects of business performance, including sales growth, profitability, staffing, training, compliance, and community engagement. This is a hands-on leadership role for someone who thrives on connection — with Guests, team members, and the local community. You’ll cultivate an environment where hospitality and operational excellence go hand-in-hand, ensuring that your store operates efficiently, safely, and successfully every single day. At Global Partners, business starts with people. Since 1933, we’ve believed in taking care of our customers, our guests, our communities, and each other—and that belief continues to guide us. The Global Spirit is the cornerstone of our commitment to success. As a Fortune 500 company with 90+ years of experience, we’re proud to fuel