Managing inventory:Ensuring that stock levels are sufficient, based on demand and supply assessments.This involves ordering new stock, regularly inspecting stock levels, and working with warehouse workers. Managing orders:Processing orders, recording inventory numbers and data, and maintaining invoice, payment, and shipment records. Managing shipments:Overseeing shipments and monitoring delays or interruptions. Managing storage:Ensuring that inventory items are stored properly. Managing budgets:Following budget guidelines to keep costs within expectations. Managing relationships:Developing and maintaining relationships with customers and colleagues. Managing information:Updating computer systems with stock information. Managing compliance:Ensuring store business compliance. Managing security:Maximizing and managing store security services. Managing forecasting:Forecasting product and stock demand. Stock controllers typically need a range of skills and qualifications, including: Attention to detail Customer service skills Organization and time management skills Ability to perform well under pressure Familiarity with inventory management systems Interpersonal skills Active listening skills