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Anil Kumar Bolia

Anil Kumar Bolia

Retired From Service
Kolkata

Summary

Accomplished Assistant Manager with in-depth experience consistently rising through ranks. Well-versed in sales, personnel management, accounting and inventory management. Dedicated to complete knowledge of company products and services for optimized customer service.

Overview

33
33
years of professional experience
3
3
years of post-secondary education

Work History

Assistant Manager

Hindustan Motors Pvt. Ltd.
Kolkata
09.1981 - 05.2014
  • Strengthened merchandising and promotional strategies to drive customer engagement and boost sales.
  • Completed regular inventory counts to verify stock levels, address discrepancies, and forecast future needs.
  • Monitored cash intake and deposit records, increasing accuracy, and reducing discrepancies.
  • Reviewed sales and gross profit report to assess company efficiency.
  • Made hiring recommendations to increase company's productivity and profitability with quality workers.
  • Mentored team members to enhance professional development and accountability in workplace.
  • Generated repeat business through exceptional customer service and responded to customer concerns with friendly and knowledgeable service.
  • Offered hands-on assistance to customers, assessing needs, and maintaining current knowledge of consumer preferences.
  • Launched quality assurance practices for each phase of development
  • Established team priorities, maintained schedules and monitored performance.
  • Identified and communicated customer needs to supply chain capacity and quality teams.

Education

B.COM (Hons) - Accounting and Finance

Bhawanipur Education Society College
Kolkata
06.1976 - 04.1979

Skills

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Timeline

Assistant Manager

Hindustan Motors Pvt. Ltd.
09.1981 - 05.2014

B.COM (Hons) - Accounting and Finance

Bhawanipur Education Society College
06.1976 - 04.1979
Anil Kumar BoliaRetired From Service