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The document describes several roles within a company including general manager, business development manager, marketing manager, marketing specialist, outdoor sales representative, and HR specialist. A general manager oversees all administrative tasks in a corporation including establishing rules, overseeing operations, and managing budgets. They are responsible for overall business operations and increasing productivity and profits. The other roles described report to the general manager and each have responsibilities related to their specific functions like business development, marketing, sales, and human resources.

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General manger

Job review:

A general manager is a senior executive who is in charge of all administrative tasks within a corporation.
General managers establish rules, oversee operations, and make and keep budgets. This job is senior-
level. The general manager oversees lower-level managers and coordinates staff.

A general manager is in charge of overseeing the entire operations of the business while also raising
productivity and departmental profitability. They are in charge of managing a number of aspects of a
firm, such as employing personnel, and maintaining running budgets.

Responsibility and duties:

 taking full responsibility for profits and losses


 managing staff, lead junior managers, and oversee personnel
 Conducting market study and in-depth investigation of potential opportunities.
 Giving advice on how to expand your business.
 Offering suggestions for boosting sales
 Improving staff engagement by making recommendations
 Creating, examining, and carrying out efficient business plans.
 Attending conferences, seminars, trainings, and meetings.

Qualification:

 Degree in business management or a masters in business administration.


 Previous working experience as a General Manager for 5 years.
 Outstanding interpersonal, leadership, and communication skills.
 excellent presentation abilities.
 track record of inspiring diverse teams.
 the ability to multitask and think critically and analytically.
 excellent time management abilities.
Business development Manager

The Business development Manager will report to General manger

Job review:

Business development managers are in charge of fostering business expansion inside an organization.
They create a network of contacts to draw in new customers, look into emerging market opportunities,
and manage growth initiatives while projecting sales and estimating revenue to match predicted income.

play a key part in an organization's success.

Responsibility and duties:

 managing business development staff.


 Organizing, creating, and managing the overall corporate development plan.
 Planning for the financial prosperity of the business.
 Working with the marketing
 conducting routine market research
 Attending a variety of conferences and educational events
 communicating with customers
 Knowing how to negotiate in Deals.
 Creating trusting connections with business leaders, rivals, suppliers, and other employees.
 Entering professional awards competitions and boost the organization's reputation by winning
them.
 Knowing how to become team members' assistance
 overseeing and educating the business development staff

Qualification:

 3 years of experience as a Business Development Manager or similar role


 Experience in leading business development team
 Excellent communication and negotiation skills
 Excellent leadership skills
 Critical thinker and problem solver
 Great communication and presentation skills
 Excellent command of MS Office and CRM software
 Degree in Business Administration or equivalent
Marketing manager

The Marketing manager will report to General manager

Job review:

Marketing managers are typically in charge of supervising the personnel who maintain the company's
marketing database. In addition to developing and implementing targeted marketing campaign plans,
they may also be in charge of data extraction, list or lead development, and campaign effectiveness
evaluation.

A marketing manager is frequently in charge of organizing and keeping track of the department's overall
budget, a particular segment, or a specific marketing campaign.

Responsibility and duties:

 Creating targeted marketing strategies that enhance brand awareness and engagement while
achieving business results
 Making sure that marketing strategies are in line with the overall business plan, reiterating brand
positioning, and successfully interacting with the target market
 creating and executing scalable marketing plans and initiatives that offer value-added content
adapted to the requirements and preferences of customers and prospects
 providing assistance with integrated marketing and communications through a variety of
channels.
 serving as a brand ambassador both internally and internationally to ensure complete adherence
to brand standards and messaging throughout all marketing solutions.
 collaborating closely with various stakeholders to ensure that strategic marketing plans are
implemented successfully, establishing success criteria, evaluating the efficacy of efforts, and
reporting on results.
 Achieving effective marketing and communications.

Qualification:

 degree in business administration, marketing, or a closely related subject.


 Worked in a comparable position before.
 Versed in a variety of marketing related topics, such as brand marketing, public relations, content
management, digital marketing, and performance marketing.
 Communicate clearly and effectively both in writing and verbally.
 Doing well in matrix environments and are skilled at establishing connections with many
stakeholders.
Marketing specialist

The Marketing specialist will report to Marketing manger

Job review:

A marketing specialist maintains an eye on industry developments and collaborates with businesses to
develop advertising campaigns, pricing plans based on demographic information, and client
segmentation plans.

They help businesses succeed by raising awareness of what they have to offer, they collaborate with
their marketing departments.

Responsibility and duties:

 helping marketing managers manage integrated marketing campaigns utilizing both offline and
internet approaches
 Using competitive and financial analyses, provide suggestions for upcoming strategic initiatives.
 Performing market research to learn more about consumer needs, behaviors, and trends
 Developing insights from complex data and analytical models that can be used to create
marketing strategies.
 Developing and jot down ideas for imaginative marketing initiatives.
 demonstrating competence in a variety of areas (content production and optimization,
advertising, event planning, etc.) to support outbound or inbound marketing initiatives.
 Creating and carrying out campaigns to communicate with the target audience via the relevant
platforms (such as social media, email, TV, etc.).
 helping in the analysis of marketing data (campaign outcomes, conversion rates, traffic, etc.) to
assist in designing next marketing plans

Qualification:

 Previously employed as a marketing specialist


 Master's degree in marketing, communications, or a related discipline
 thorough understanding of market research techniques and both traditional and digital
marketing
 can convert the knowledge of marketing to analyze data to make marketing decisions
 practical knowledge of marketing software (such as Adobe Creative Suite) and tools (such as
Google Adwords).
 Outstanding interpersonal, communication, and presenting skills
 excellent time-management and organizing skills.
Outdoor sales

The Outdoor sales will report to Marketing manger

Job review:

Sales staff serve as the main conduit for communication between a business and its customers.
Salespeople prospect for new markets and clientele, give presentations to potential consumers, and
ensure that current clients are receiving the right goods and services. As the company's public face, sales
reps may accept calls, monitor the competition, and more while building strong customer connections
and seeking out new business opportunities.

Responsibility and duties:

 delivering sales presentations to prospective clients


 assessing client needs
 promoting the company's goods or services
 educating clients about goods and services
 Creating a successful sales approach
 locating potential areas for increased sales performance
 keeping track of rivals' activities
 preserving positive interactions with clients
 Performing market and sector research
 negotiating with both current and potential clients
 keeping track of sales leads

Qualification:

 a bachelor's degree at the very least in marketing, business, or communications


 Experience with CRM software and at least 1 years' minimum experience in outside sales
 MS Office competency Knowledge of various sales strategies
 Excellent communication skills both in writing and speaking
 outstanding interpersonal abilities
 outstanding negotiating abilities
 excellent talents in client service
 high level of detail-orientedness, excellent organizational skills, and ability to solve problems
 Independent working ability.
HR specialist

The HR specialist will report to General manger

Job review:

The individual in charge of overseeing all human resource operations is known as an HR Specialist. They
provide compensation and benefit packages, establish business regulations, keep up-to-date employee
data, and provide HR procedures to guarantee a safe working environment. They also may handle
compensation and benefits, training, and employee relations.

HR specialist have the ability of creation and implementation of goals and objectives for employment
development fall under the purview of human resources specialists.

Responsibility and duties:

 controlling all HR processes.


 determining the company's employment needs and overseeing the hiring process.
 reviewing, reporting, and compiling statistics on payroll each month.
 giving employees information on insurance, and retirement plans.
 Using HRIS to manage all employee data.
 updating personnel records.
 creating and assessing onboarding strategies.
 Supporting concerns with employee administration and processing.
 helping in the creation and administration of HR programs.
 ensuring that all legal obligations are met.

Qualification:

 a Human Resources Bachelor's Degree at least.


 2 years' minimum experience in HR
 strong familiarity with HR procedures and policies
 knowledge about HRIS
 the capability to use applicant tracking systems
 mastery of Microsoft Office
 Excellent communication skills both in writing and speaking
 outstanding interpersonal abilities
 the capacity to deal with delicate information
 powerful organizational abilities
 superior time management abilities
 powerful multitasking abilities
 strong ability to solve problems
 the capacity to perform well in a team setting
Graphic designer

The Graphic designer will report to Marketing specialist

Job review:

An artist who generates visual language and pictures is known as a graphic designer. For online
campaigns, print advertisements, websites, and even films, they create original material.

By hand or with the use of computer software, graphic designers develop concepts for visual texts and
pictures that aim to inspire, educate, or captivate viewers. They create the general layout and production
design for things like company reports, and commercials.

Responsibility and duties:

 creating and publishing a variety of marketing collateral


 producing a wide range of web products, including HTML, Java scripts, WordPress-based content
management systems, etc.
 carring out usability testing, including testing live websites, and mobile apps.
 Working with the UX team, do the necessary pre-launch user testing to make sure the designs
are executed to fulfill user demands and brand expectations.
 Using your imagination to build fresh concepts and ideas as well as interactive design

Qualification:

 +3 years of design and/or usability engineering experience, a bachelor's degree, or comparable


training in the workplace
 Examples of UX/UI design work for desktop and mobile are displayed in a portfolio.
 experience in effectively communicating design and interaction ideas through the use of
wireframes, storyboards, user flows, process flows, and sitemaps
 CS (InDesign, and Photoshop) proficient
 good command of iWork (Keynote, Pages, and Numbers) or Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint,
and Excel)
 working knowledge of interactive/digital tools, such as Adobe DPS, interactive PDFs, After
Effects, Articulate, etc.
 capable of meeting deadlines and working under pressure.

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