Have you checked the job ops on JobCase? How about job ops on Glassdoor.com? Where have you held a management position before? Are you interested in a smaller or larger store? Mid-level management or Upper-management? What are skills and experience do you bring to the table? What are your hours if availability? Can you lift up to 50 pounds without assistance? Are you punctual and reliable? Good with math calculations, are you a people person? Computer proficient? Data entry at least 25wpm? How were your sales numbers at your last store? What was your greatest achievement? What is your greatest strength and your greatest weakness? Have you had a verifiable accounting course? Highest level of education? Education in management? Experience in management. Ever been fired? Ever had a felony?

Take an hour thinking about these questions then complete a Jobcase and Glassdoor resume for a retail management position and post it. Two days from tonight go back read it and edit it making corrections and adding accurate dates.of employment. Make sure there are no errors or misspells. Done check your job list and send your application in. What is your style of management? I was just an authoritative manager, directing you on what you need to do but this is an important process for you because you will want to understand what the job seekers and employees go through to work for low wages at entry level positions. Like this style better where I am sharing with you and trusting that you will take the lead and do your part as a team player because we are all part of a team? You just got a taste of what type of manager? I'll make it easy, it us team coaching or mentoring style. Managers first are employees who need to follow policy, rules, and instructions. To find a management job go see what is available for retail management in your area and complete a resume. If you need help finding a retail management position give those your reaching out to more to go on. If we were in a coaching session I would have been gentler with you but you need a tough skin to be a manager and still be empathetic towards others so I know you understand why I took this approach with you. You need to prepare. May the Good Lord, my God, guide you and bless you on your path, opening doors that were closed before and preparing the perfect job for you. The job may not be perfect, but it will be perfect for you right now. With sincerity, B