General Manager Jobs in New Jersey

Search General Manager Jobs

1-6 of 6 Jobs

Advance Auto Parts Incorporated - East Brunswick, NJ

options Save this Job General Manager in Training Job Description What is a General Manager?...

10 days ago

Advance Auto Parts Incorporated - Old Bridge, NJ

general manager in training-1 Advance Auto Parts Old Bridge, NJ Full-Time Apply on company site Create Job Alert....

15 days ago

General Manager In Training

Advance Auto Parts Incorporated - Greenwich, NJ

options Save this Job more jobs like this General Manager in Training General Manager in Training General Manager in Training General Manager in Training - Store 7413 General Manager II - Store 7527...

25 days ago

Assistant General Manager

Advance Auto Parts Incorporated - Bridgeton, NJ

Manager Assistant General Manager Job Description Primary Responsibilities Provide GAS3 selling experience for DIY and professional customers Provide leadership and developmental coaching for store...

30+ days ago

General Manager In Training

Advance Auto Parts Incorporated - Neptune City, NJ

options Save this Job more jobs like this General Manager in Training General Manager General Manager General Manager Manager In Training- Parsippany, NJ General Manager in Training Job Description...

30+ days ago

General Manager II Store

Advance Auto Parts Incorporated - Ramsey, NJ

Job Information Advance Auto Parts General Manager II (Store 7793) in Ramsey, New Jersey General Manager II (Store 7793)inRamsey, NJatAdvance Auto Parts Date Posted:1/6/2021 ApplyNot ready to Apply?...

45+ days ago

View all jobs

Demographic Data for New Jersey

Moving to New Jersey? Find some basic demographic data about New Jersey below.

Median Age

Average HouseHold Income

Home Value vs Household Income in New Jersey

Total Population

8,791,894

Number of Businesses

231,213

General Manager Online Courses and Training Opportunities

General Pathophysiology

Dear listeners! Warning: this course contains shocking materials and is not recommended for viewing to persons with weak psyche, minors and pregnant women. The course describes subject and methods...

Introduction into General Theory of Relativity

General Theory of Relativity or the theory of relativistic gravitation is the one which describes black holes, gravitational waves and expanding Universe. The goal of the course is to introduce...

Finance for Managers

When it comes to numbers, there is always more than meets the eye. In operational finance, you will learn how to read the "story" that the balance sheet and income statement tells about the...

Salary for General Manager Jobs in New Jersey

This is the average annual salary for General Manager jobs in New Jersey as reported by the BLS.

$71,158

Top Hiring Companies

Top hiring companies in your area for General Manager positions

Licensing / Certification

Required or preferred licenses and certifications for General Manager positions.

Highest Education Level

General Managers in New Jersey offer the following education background

Bachelor's Degree (28.3%)
High School or GED (28.0%)
Vocational or Certification (14.6%)
Associate's Degree (14.3%)
Master's Degree (7.2%)
Some College (6.1%)
Some High School (0.8%)
Doctorate Degree (0.7%)

Average Work Experience

Here's a breakdown of the number of years' experience offered by General Managers in New Jersey

4-6 years (23.5%)
2-4 years (20.5%)
8-10 years (13.6%)
10+ years (12.7%)
Less than 1 year (11.9%)
6-8 years (7.7%)
1-2 years (7.0%)
None (3.1%)

Qualifications / Skill Sets

The following top skills are often required or desired to land a General Manager position

= trending

Other Titles

Here are some other career titles that require similar skills

General Manager Related Career Advice Articles

Resume Writing Tips for Automotive General Managers & General Sales Managers

Get tips from the experts at iHireAutomotiveProfessionals on how to write an interview-winning automotive general manager or general sales manager resume.

Women and Cars: Driving into the Future

Women make up 47% of the workforce, purchase 52% of all new cars in the US and influence more than 85% of auto sales, so why are they so underrepresented in the industry?