The Huddle with John Furner
Setting the Example
Jun 15, 2023
Marcie Bird, the first Navajo Store Manager of Supercenter #906 in Gallup, NM, shares her journey from growing up on a Navajo reservation to leading a store with 500 associates. She discusses setting a positive example in her store and community, the importance of being a role model, and connecting with people as a Walmart store manager to create a positive impact.
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Quick takeaways
- Marcie Bird's journey from a cashier to the first Navajo Store Manager exemplifies that hard work and determination can lead to success at Walmart.
- Marcie Bird's role as a Navajo woman and store manager allows her to be a role model for Native women, breaking traditional expectations and inspiring others to follow their dreams.
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Marcy's Journey from Cashier to Store Manager
Marcy started working at Walmart as a cashier while balancing another job. Over time, she progressed to become a member of management and eventually became a store manager. After traveling to different stores, her goal was to return to Gallup, New Mexico, where she considers home. Marcy values her role as a store manager and aims to be an example for associates, particularly those who may have similar backgrounds and no college education.
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