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Karla Soriano: A 35-Year Journey of Success at Súper Selectos

KO YONG-CHUL Reporter / Updated : 2025-03-08 17:04:58
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Karla Soriano's remarkable 35-year career at Súper Selectos, El Salvador's leading supermarket chain, is a testament to the power of dedication and opportunity. Starting as a cashier in 1990, Karla's unwavering work ethic and commitment to excellence propelled her through the ranks, culminating in her current role as manager of the bustling Metrocentro Sixth Stage store.

Súper Selectos, a cornerstone of the Salvadoran retail landscape, has long been recognized for its commitment to both customer service and employee development. Karla's journey embodies this ethos. Her proactive approach and willingness to learn allowed her to excel in various store departments, mastering the intricacies of supermarket operations.

"I believe effort leads to success," Karla asserts, a philosophy she imparts to her team of over 150 employees. Her leadership style is characterized by its approachability and emphasis on team support, fostering a collaborative and motivated work environment.

In a country where women still face challenges in achieving leadership positions, Karla's story is particularly inspiring. She has not only excelled in her career but also balanced her responsibilities as a mother, raising three successful children.

Súper Selectos' commitment to its employees extends beyond the workplace. The company's scholarship program played a crucial role in supporting Karla's children's education, providing them with opportunities she herself did not have.

Karla's legacy is one of commitment, teamwork, and continuous learning. Her story serves as a powerful reminder that with dedication and the right opportunities, anyone can achieve their dreams.

On this International Women's Day, we celebrate Karla Soriano, a true inspiration to women across El Salvador.

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