Textbook Manager
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Role summary
Manages and coordinates activities of the textbook section of the bookstore. Buys textbooks required for academic classes and displays them for purchase by students. Assists in the formulation of policies and develops procedures regarding pricing, inventory, and sale of textbook and trade book items. Supervises the preparation and return of overstock and defective books and the valuation and repurchase of used books. Requires a bachelor’s degree or equivalent plus 5-8 years’ related experience.
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