2,213 Assistant Manager Reviews

"Love being in charge, but hate everyone coming to me as if they cannot accomplish a task without my ok."

"I love the job, it's the people you work for."

"I love leading associates and Assisting people!!"

"I learned new things. Besides that the company does not do things that they promised to do once you are hired."

"An environment that helps cultivate you personally and professionally, while paying a fair wage. A culture that focuses on helping customers above making a sale, even though reaching finical goals are still very much of an importance."

"Loved the company as a whole, great job. The hours were always long in the begging and end of the season with a slight slowdown in the middle for management (as long as everything went according to plan). Didn't like all the hoops to jump through to get a job done, i.e asking for permission/ approval for remedial jobs."

"I liked being part of a management team that allowed me to feel that my efforts make a positive difference in the success of the company. The only portion of my job that I hated was losing it because of their relocation."

"Waiting tables is hard work, but the money is great. I love managing and running a business. Multitasking comes easy to me, and I would like to continue in that line of work. I plan to stay in management, not the restaurant business."

"Great crew. Temporary job though."

"A store manager assumes a great deal of the day-to-day operations of a business. The manager typically hires and manages a sales and inventory staff, oversees daily deposits and often is required to open and close the store. Sales records, inventory control, ordering supplies and customer service usually add to the daily responsibilities. While the job can be overwhelming, there are various advantages to taking the helm as a store manager. As a store manager, you have the opportunity to wear a number of hats and maintain flexibility in your duties. In addition to managing the staff, you are responsible for financial accounting at the end of your shift. You may be required to order inventory and keep track of sales to ensure you have sufficient products on hand. You interact with customers, helping solve problems when they occur. You often play a role in settling disputes among the staff. As a leader, you set the tone for the operations, making it a more enjoyable place for you to work as well."

"It was hard getting associates to work on time if they came in at all."

"I like being in charge and having a say in what will be done in the day to day operations. Being able to interact with customers and other employees can be rewarding."

"I enjoy being in control of the influx of projects and organizing my schedule around them."

"Being an assistant manager, having great responsibilities to getting the work done."