17,053 Store manager jobs in United States

Apply online for available store manager jobs that match your skills and experience level. Glassdoor provides insights about current job openings and hiring companies through a wide range of filters. If you're just starting out in your career as a store manager, search for entry-level opportunities to help you gain experience. You could even start in a lower position, such as a department manager or assistant store manager, and work your way up.

Or if you're seeking a more challenging career role, search for senior level positions. Work-from-home and part-time jobs allow you to gain greater flexibility over your schedule. Present yourself as the best applicant for the job by researching the top interview questions for store managers and find out the best way to answer so the interviewers see you as an asset to the organization.

Prepare yourself for salary negotiations during the interview process by setting your target pay range. Follow a few tips to know what to ask for:

1. Understand what the industry salary trends are for your area. The average salary for store manager jobs can vary depending on your city and state.
2. Include the number of years of experience you have as a store manager. Typically, the more experience you have the higher your starting rate will be. Glassdoor provides a salary trajectory with average rates of pay for different career levels.
3. Highlight your in-demand skills that match the job description and mention these in your interview. Many recruiters use applicant tracking systems to seek out applicants who better match the job posting. A larger skill set could equal higher pay.

Your total compensation from a company includes your salary and any additional monetary and non-monetary benefits. These benefits can add thousands to your total pay. As a store manager, these benefits may include the following:

• Stock purchase plans are offered to all employees in larger companies, which allows individuals to purchase part of a corporation's capital stock at a discount. This can be an excellent way to accumulate wealth, as most stock purchase plans yield immediate returns.
• Professional development and tuition reimbursements make it possible to get additional training and education to further your career. Most companies ask that you stay with the organization for a number of years without paying the money back.
• Store discounts allow you to purchase items directly from the company at lower prices. This can be helpful if it's merchandise you use frequently or big-ticket items.