Showroom Managers work in retail stores selling expensive items like appliances and furniture. Their role is making sure the showroom attracts clients and encourages them to buy. Common work activities include coordinating staff, maintaining cleanliness, budgeting, and arranging merchandise. In this career, your job duties are to make sure the product presentation is attractive, pitch to potential customers, and set goals for your sales team. You also implement new strategies based on your analysis of customer behavior. Customer service, communication, and organizational skills are vital to this career. Showroom managers have a director-level role overseeing the sales floor of a retail operation, generally one involving cars or other expensive, high-value merchandise. They lead and supervise a team of sales specialists and support staff.