Functional Areas

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Functional Areas & Their Main Purposes Every organisation made up of more than one person will need some form of organisational structure. An organisational chart shows all the ways a chain of command works within the organisation. The main purpose of having functional areas is to ensure that all important business activities are carried out effectively. This is essential if the business is to achieve its aims and objectives. In addition, specific areas will be responsible for supporting specific types of aims and objectives, for example; Sales and Marketing will be involved in achieving targets linked to developing new markets or increasing sales.Human Resources will be involved in arranging staff training activities and supporting the continuous   professional development of all staff. Interaction of Functional Areas Sainsbury’s Departments Pharmacy ManagerThis will mean using knowledge to provide customers with professional healthcare advice, as well as leading, coaching, developing and motivating your own team of pharmacists and pharmacy assistants. As well as pharmaceutical knowledge, you’ll need to be able to get the best out of people in a busy, fast moving environment where they are expected to cope with a huge variety of customer issues.Convenience Operations ManagerThis will
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include, working closely to support one of the stores managers in enhancing performance, success and customer services. In addition they will need to stand in for the store manager when needed and be involved in every feature of the stores running. You will need to have good people skills, as you will need to build strong relationships and come up with new ways to increase sales and profit.Deputy Store ManagerThis means having a close partnership with the store manager to help provide an improved shopping experience for the customers.  They will also be involved in acting as a central in ...

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