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The Restaurant Manager's primary purpose is to assist the General Manager in devleoping restaurant management and hourly staff to build and increase sales over the previous year and improve profitability, while ensuring employee and guest satisfaction, without compromising the integrity or culture of the concept.
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2-year degree from an accredited university in Business Administration, Hotel and Restaurant Management, or related major; 4 years’ experience in the guest services, front desk, housekeeping, sales and marketing, management operations, or related professional area.
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2 years of top-tier QSR restaurant management responsibility, achievement, and leadership experience. Responsible for driving all aspects of restaurant management, people/employees, facilities, cleanliness, hospitality, and speed of service to best-in-class.
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We are looking for a passionate General Manager leader who cares about making a difference and running a well-functioning department, by leading dedicated colleagues to care for our guests through caring and authentic service.
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Ensuring that the restaurant is a safe place for Team Members to work and customers to visit. We are fast-paced, collaborative, fun and our goal is to Provide an excellent opportunity to grow with a world-class operation with a familiar and popular quick-serve restaurant brand as you further develop your management career.
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Apply here or online at papajobs.us or text 47272 Salary: $45,000.00 - $70,000.00 per year Experience level: 1 year Shift: Day shift, Night shift Weekly day range: Monday to Friday with weekend availability License/Certification: Driver's License (Preferred) Keywords: First line manager, Restaurant manager, Department manager, Back of House Manager, Front of house manager, District Manager, Supervising manager, Manger in Charge.
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As a SONIC Drive-In restaurant General Manager, you are indeed a general—leading your troops in a never-ending campaign to give America an infinitely more delicious food service experience.
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Minimum of two (2) years of restaurant management experience (QSR preferred), experience running shifts without supervision. Advanced studies in business, restaurant management or related fields are preferred.
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Job Description Pilot Flying J is seeking an experienced Retail General Manager to oversee our high-volume retail facilities. The Retail General Manager will also be: Ensuring that customer expectations are met Conducting meetings with subordinate employees Maintaining effective vendor relationships As a Retail General Manager for Pilot Flying J, you will build, coach, manage and develop teams from a staffing, interviewing, hiring and training standpoint.
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Additional responsibilities for the Retail General Manager include: Driving sales Managing team members Tracking inventory Providing customer service Performing P&L analysis Pay Rates Starting between: $38,600.00 - $55,920.00 / year Qualifications As a Retail General Manager, you must exemplify integrity and accountability at the managerial level as well as demonstrate excellent team leadership skills.
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Additional responsibilities for the Retail General Manager include: Driving sales Managing team members Tracking inventory Providing customer service Performing P&L analysis Pay Rates Starting between: $48,900.00 - $72,750.00 / year Qualifications As a Retail General Manager, you must exemplify integrity and accountability at the managerial level as well as demonstrate excellent team leadership skills.
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Develop appropriate action plans to resolve unfavorable financial and/or sales trendsDevelop and implement a marketing planRequirements:Additional General Manager Requirements: A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
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Must be able to work well with immediate Team of Project Manager, Project Engineer, Project Executive, Safety Coordinator and General Superintendent. This person will work on large and small projects to including but not limited to retail, restaurant, health clubs, office, medical, educational facilities, churches, hospitality, multi family, fueling centers, industrial, public works, and more.
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As a Taco Bell Restaurant General Manager, you are responsible for the operation of the entire restaurant and building a strong team that consistently provides customers great food and a friendly experience.
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Hilton Salt Lake City Center is looking for a seasoned Restaurant General Manager to lead the team at Spencer's | Steaks + Chops. As a Restaurant General Manager , you would be responsible for directing and administering the activities and services of a designated restaurant(s) in the hotel's continuing effort to deliver outstanding guest service and financial profitability.
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