FAQs
What is the main responsibility of the Boutique Manager at L'Occitane?
The main responsibility of the Boutique Manager is to effectively manage the store and consistently achieve the store's objectives and business goals while providing the highest level of customer service through the L’Occi way.
What experience is required for this position?
A candidate must have at least 3 years of retail management experience to demonstrate a love of retail and proven commercial acumen.
How does L'Occitane ensure a fair hiring process?
L'Occitane has implemented an anonymous job application process during the initial stages of the application, which means personal information such as name, gender, age, and ethnicity is not disclosed to the hiring team.
What are some key daily tasks for the Boutique Manager?
Key daily tasks include overseeing the boutique's operations, ensuring high levels of customer service, delegating tasks to employees, and upholding the brand's values.
What is meant by "commercial flair" in this role?
"Commercial flair" refers to the ability to drive key performance indicators (KPIs), understand different market types, organize local marketing events, and innovate to drive sales, particularly in the digital space.
How does the Boutique Manager lead their team?
The Boutique Manager leads by example, takes responsibility for coaching and mentoring the team, recruits the right people, and delivers training in line with company guidelines to help team members maximize their potential.
What tools or systems does the Boutique Manager use for reporting?
The Boutique Manager uses a commercial reporting system called Tableau to review performance data to make informed commercial decisions that drive sales and KPIs.
What benefits does L'Occitane offer to the Boutique Manager?
Benefits include a generous staff discount on products, monthly training product allocations, a generous holiday allowance, well-being policies, pension scheme, private health insurance, flexible working, and more.
How does the culture at L'Occitane align with the responsibilities of the Boutique Manager?
The culture emphasizes the importance of the company values, particularly "PROSPERITY," which guides daily operations, customer interactions, and team management to ensure a positive and results-driven environment.
What kind of customer service model does L'Occitane follow?
L'Occitane follows the L’Occi way, a customer experience model aimed at providing the highest level of service and ensuring all customers have an exceptional shopping experience.
Are there opportunities for career development within L'Occitane?
Yes, there are opportunities for career development, including online training programs and support for personal product knowledge, as well as potential project work to support the brand.