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Ammons Shoprite Case Study

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Cynthia Colllinsgru began her career at Ammons Shoprite in 2007 , She was 18 years old . In 2012 she was promoted to Department Manager . Cynthia was chosen to learn CGO (computer generated ordering ) and the entire inventory system and then asked to run HABA (the Health and Beauty Aids ) department . In order to excel in this new position , Cynthia attended the Dale Carnegie Leadership Immersion training provided by Ammons on site during work hours . Fast forward another 5 years , Cynthia is now training as an Assistant Manager for the store . Cynthia stated , " From the Dale Carnegie Leadership training , I learned techniques that helped me not get overwhelmed and not take things personally . I also had Food Safety training (1)through the

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