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As a Multi-Unit Restaurant General Manager, you will be entrusted to guide multiple locations and team members in delivering an exceptional guest experience, operational excellence, and a working environment that promotes engagement and living the Company values, making EG America the clear choice for our guest's dining needs.
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Working Relationships: Restaurant Clerks, Team Members, Shift Leaders, Assistant Manager, Restaurant General Manager, District Manager, Brand Manager, and various Corporate personnel and vendors.
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Working Relationships: Restaurant Clerks, Team Members, Shift Leaders, Assistant Managers, Restaurant Managers In Training, District Manager, Brand Manager, and various Corporate personnel and vendors.
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The Shift Leader acts as the shift lead in the absence of the Restaurant General Manager or Assistant Manager, training, coaching and driving team member performance.
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At Chick-fil-A, Managers are responsible for assisting the Directors, General Manger, and Operator in all aspects of shift management and ensuring that each restaurant guest has an outstanding experience.
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Requirements: SONIC Drive-In Assistant Manager Requirements: Ability to work irregular hours, nights, weekends and holidays General knowledge and understanding of the restaurant industry or retail operations required Minimum of six months of restaurant management experience (QSR) or one year entry level retail management experience required.
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Provide training, feedback, coaching and direction to fellow team members, assuming role of Shift lead in Restaurant General Manager or Assistant Manager’s absence. Quick Service Restaurant Shift Leaders play a key role in supporting the Restaurant General Manager in the day to day operation of the restaurant.
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Supports the Restaurant General Manager in developing an exceptional guest experience and a working environment that promotes engagement and living the Company values. Perform other duties as assigned at the discretion of the Restaurant General Manager.
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Scheduling: This position is a part time and full-time and involves working a variety of hours, day and night, as EG America locations can be open 24 hours depending on the location. Responsibilities involve providing friendly and professional service to our guests, preparing our products and assisting to keep the restaurant tidy and well presented.
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Preferred Experience: 1 year restaurant experience. Work today, get paid tomorrow through our earned wage access program* Ability to stand/walk 8 hours a day; reach overhead, bend, squat, twist, reach, grasp and grip and work in cooler (cold temperatures.
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Job DescriptionPosition Summary:Quick Service Restaurant Shift Leaders play a key role in supporting the Restaurant General Manager in the day to day operation of the restaurant.
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Preferred Licenses/Certifications and Skills: ServSafe /Food Safety certification a plus but not mandatory, Valid Driver’s license – subject to certain municipal jurisdictions that require a Food Handlers Certification for all employees who work in food service.
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Slip resistant footwear is required, as well as attire specifically required by brand standards and franchise agreements. Assist with food service operations including food preparation and food safety, executing Company processes and programs to provide a consistent guest experience.
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In Store Manager's absence, complete Manager's reports, product ordering and banking as needed. If you are a high energy, outgoing person who loves to work as part of a team, this job is for you! Coach team to achieve desired service time, quality and accuracy standards, supervising and coordinating work of co-workers in a fair and consistent manner.
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Maintain the overall appearance and cleanliness of the location (inside and out) ensuring that stock levels are appropriate, that the product is fresh and the food service area is spotless. Make safety a priority within the store for guests and team members.
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