
Management and Fashion
Monday, July 21, 2008
By Decia Lazarian
We spoke to Decia Lazarian, District Manager at Intermix, about what it's like to work at one of the hottest boutiques in the country.
Q: What does being a district manager entail?
A: I am ultimately responsible for driving the business of our eight New York stores. My responsibilities also include merchandising, hiring, payroll budgets, operations, coaching, counseling, and ensuring the best customer service possible.
Q: How many people do you manage at Intermix?
A: Approximately 110 people
Q: What's the best part about being the district manager at Intermix?
A: Every day is colorful and different. I never know what to expect or what is about to come my way. It's exciting and challenging but always rewarding.
Q: What advice would you give to managers?
A:Always be positive and put your best foot forward. Be open.
Q: What's the hardest part about being a manager?
A: Balancing my time.
Q: How did you work your way up to being district manager?
A: I stayed close to the right people absorbing and learning everything I could. When it clicked in my head that I was ready for the challenge of being a District Manager at Intermix the opportunity presented itself.
Q: What's the best lesson you've learned on the job?
A: Be flexible, patient and open. Love fully what you do.
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