Responsible Team Leader and with punctuality and dedication. Offering 40 years of experience in Retail industry.
Multi-talented Team Leader able to take on any required task and adapt to changing conditions with resourceful and hardworking mindset. Dedicated to business success and ready to learn more about Home Bargains management and advance professionally.
As an efficient Team Leader, I'm eager to learn with aptitude for applying new knowledge with skill and efficiency. Have been a team leader for over two years, I consider myself to be motivational and professional.
Have cashed up, carried out essential admin, merchandised, delegated and led from the front, ensuring shifts are productive and successful.
Prior to becoming Team Leader, I began my employment with Home Bargains as a Team Member from March 2022.
I volunteered with The Samaritans.
This is a role that offered support, guidance and sympathy, and also hope and encouragement - although never advice - to those who are in emotionally unstable situations.
This has helped me develop a skill towards people that can motivate colleagues by showing listening skills and the ability to deal with delicate issues human beings often encounter.
This job was a managerial job that I took after leaving St. John's Post Office in 2005.
I eventually achieved promotion where I managed the Didcot store, then Bracknell and finally Newbury before the company went into administration in 2009.
I went back to my job in the Post Office in 2010 following the closure of the business.
This was a job that required a skill of both time and man amagement skills. An environment of busy, constant customer interaction where staff would be working solidly for long periods of time, so ensuring they were motivated and content were crucial to ensure the business ran smoothly. Being able to plan for unforeseen eventualities such as faulty pumps, car crashes in car washes, constant staff sickness etc was paramount for a manager.
It was a job I enjoyed and the reason I left was to be nearer my family in Newbury as my mother became increasingly poorly with Multiple sclerosis so we took it in turns to provide care for her to avoid her having to be looked after in a home. Sadly, mum has long since died but I took the Post Office job to be able to utilise the more sociable working hours better.