Another new chain of inexpensive stores opens in Zaragoza

Zaragoza continues to add openings of European chain stores in the segment of goods at affordable prices. Danish Normal completes the opening of the establishment in the heart of the Aragonese capital with the announcement of the sale products at “fixed low prices.” Their business idea is based on selling leading brands and segments targeting youth, such as skin and hair care products, oral hygiene, shampoos, cosmetics or candies. Very popular on social networks such as Instagram, he announces his discoveries there with for the first time in Spain last November.

The new store will occupy the so-called premises. Alphonso Street As a result, another Danish brand remained vacant – the Flying Tiger chain of gifts, stationery and sweets. The latter was moved to another location on the same street, where historic businesses have been closed and replaced by franchises in recent years.

Job offer at the new Normal store in Zaragoza

There is currently an open job offer on the network website assistant store manager. Requirements include “substantial retail experience as an assistant store manager or department director,” a “management” profile that allows one to “direct and motivate your team,” the ability to work “independently and also enjoy teamwork,” always with diligence and attention to detail.

The functions of the position include development and increase customer loyalty, manage hiringtraining and development of the sales team and working with the store manager. Salary is not specified, only that “remuneration is offered depending on your qualifications.” The application deadline ends on February 29 of the following year.

In a presentation on its website, Normal explains that “all products are sold at fixed, low prices, which means you won’t find any bargains or sales with us.” Another feature of it is that it uses store design in the form of a “labyrinth”, with tours such as pioneering Swedish furniture brand Ikea and other chains such as the aforementioned Tiger or Valencian el-hop. Since arriving on the Spanish market in November, he has opened a dozen locations in Barcelona, ​​Madrid, Andalusia, Valencia and Murcia.

The store is ready for opening inauguration party. The chain opened its first store in Silkeborg, Denmark, a city located on the Jutland Peninsula, in April 2013. It is currently expanding and has reached 600 stores in Denmark, Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands, France, Finland, Portugal and Spain.