Historical Background ALDI is a retail grocery store that first started in 1913 when Anna Albrecht opened a small food store in the town of Essen, Germany. By 1948 her sons had taken over for her and expanded to four locations. In 1976, ALDI made its United States debut in Iowa. Since that time there has been dramatic growth in the United States and by the end of 2022, there will be nearly 2,500 ALDI stores in the United States alone! Mission Statement / Company Philosophy “Top quality at incredibly low prices – guaranteed.” ALDI delivers a no-frills shopping experience which focuses on the customers first. They believe in responsive customer service, low prices and, with only 4-5 aisles per store, they offer a quick and easy shopping experience. …show more content…
You must be able to lift and stock merchandise up to 45 pounds. You must be able to multitask and communicate effectively with your fellow staff, while being open to new ideas. Excellent customer service skills and communication are a must, as well as a flexible schedule. We provide an extensive period of training that will give you the tools, skills, and confidence you need to excel at ALDI. You must be at least 18 years old and a high school diploma or equivalent is preferred. You must also pass a drug screening and background …show more content…
They assist the Store Managers and Manager Trainees in providing outstanding customer service and have the opportunity to manage the sales floor, train, supervise and support their store associates. Shift Managers support the Store Manager in maximizing sales, controlling expenses, and implementing action plans to improve operating results. Additionally, Shift Managers provide feedback and make recommendations on items to carry and those to be discontinued. It is a fast paced, hands- on role with a lot of responsibility. Salaries for Shift Managers are: $16.50 per manager hour worked. Store Managers: Store Managers begin their ALDI experience in a thorough training program. Over the course of the training program Manager Trainees learn what it takes to manage an entire store. Store Managers work closely with District Managers on how to efficiently and effectively conduct store operations. Store Managers learn how to maximize sales, control expenses and provide excellent customer service as well as how to lead, coach and develop store associates. Salaries for Store Managers are: $80,000 to $90,000 per