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Updated: 9 Feb 2012
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Salary$41,667 - $104,997  
   
Bonus$1,975 - $29,675  
Profit Sharing$1,468 - $25,677  
Commission$613 - $31,815  
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$44,028 - $126,715  
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Salary Range

Starbucks Corporation$54,914 - $89,498
Dollar General Corporation$50,650 - $83,838
CPI Corp.$29,590 - $60,591
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc$45,781 - $132,611
Abercrombie & Fitch Co$49,057 - $60,000
Popular Industries

Salary Range

Retail$46,510 - $118,591
Clothing$46,203 - $112,166
Retail, Apparel$47,467 - $115,023
Retail, Department Stores$47,573 - $122,345
Retail Grocery$49,605 - $122,282

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Key Statistics for District Manager, Retail Jobs

Gender
Female
42%
female alumni
 
Male
58%
male alumni
Salary:$46,714 - $76,305 $57,966 - $89,181
Years of Experience
Less than 1 year
1%
1-4 years
20%
5-9 years
26%
10-19 years
35%
20 years or more
18%
Most Common Health Benefits
medical benefits Medical: 85% dental benefits Dental: 80%
vision benefits Vision: 67% employee benefits None: 12%

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Career Path for District Manager, Retail Jobs

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Common Future Jobs

District Manager, Retail

Salary Range

$44,028 - $126,715
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Retail Store Manager
$25,008 - $71,280
District Sales Manager
$45,540 - $150,530
Retail Store Assistant Manager
$20,016 - $51,939
 
Common Future Jobs

District Manager, Retail

Salary Range

$44,028 - $126,715
payscale
Regional Manager, Retail
$41,773 - $140,442
Operations Director
$43,103 - $159,865
Retail Manager
$27,863 - $76,193
 

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District Manager, Retail Job Description

People with the job title District Manager, Retail typically fall into one of the following PayScale standard occupations.

Direct the actual distribution or movement of a product or service to the customer. Coordinate sales distribution by establishing sales territories, quotas, and goals and establish training programs for sales representatives. Analyze sales statistics gathered by staff to determine sales potential and inventory requirements and monitor the preferences of customers.

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Negotiate!
District Manager, Retail - (City withheld for privacy), Texas, United States
There are no such things as bad negotiations only there are bad negotiators! Negotiate by asking for what you want. Don't be shy, put it out there! Tell them that you have to have at least a 3% salary increase each year just to keep up with inflation! Incentives don't cut it all the time! Unless they will not budge and then ask for double the incentive to allow for 50% missing. Also, Don't buddy up with your boss ever! I regreted it because their are bad back stabbers out there that will leave y...
Posted in Negotiating Higher Pay on 19 Jan 2011
Have a lot of experience, bit not the title
District Manager, Retail - (City withheld for privacy), Florida, United States
I am a retail veteran, with many solid years of management experience, and I have noticed a particular scenario:you can't become a district manager unless you have already had that title on your resume- and even companies that say that they promote from within, don't.
Posted in Dream Job on 9 Jan 2009
Political gains
District Manager, Retail - (City withheld for privacy), Delaware, United States
I was fired for one of my bosses not liking me. This had nothing to do with my work. On several occasions I proved this "Boss" wrong, therefore making this boss look bad in front of peers. I was told that I was doing an excellent job, but the company didn't think I was the right fit for the company itself. Who in their right mind could say this? My district was in the slumps when I took it over. At time of termination my district was tied for 2nd place in the company for overall leadership, sale...
Posted in I Was Fired on 20 Aug 2007
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