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Position Summary:The position of General Manager is responsible for the overall leadership and operation of a restaurant, ensuring the successful delivery of the Gibsons Restaurant Group’s philosophy, which is based upon four distinct core beliefs: Hospitality, Quality, Value and Family.
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The General Manager will work with the Director of Training and Development with hiring and training new employees as well as their career developments which include performance reviews, goal setting and promotions.
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Proven work experience as a Restaurant Manager or Restaurant General Manager. · You are responsible for all the restaurant activities within the restaurants, under the guidance of the Food & Beverage Manager, including service, staff guidance and cost control.
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Restaurant General Manager- Restaurant Kitchen Manager- Restaurant District Manager- Restaurant Manager and Assistant Restaurant Manager- Restaurant Executive Chef- Sous Chef- Shift Lead Some positions are available regionally, while others may require relocation.
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Job Description: The General Manager oversees restaurant operations, management team and staff, as well as the execution of all policies, procedures, programs and systems while maintaining a fun and upbeat team atmosphere.
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Restaurant General Manager - Restaurant Kitchen Manager - Restaurant District Manager - Restaurant Manager and Assistant Restaurant Manager - Restaurant Executive Chef - Sous Chef - Shift Lead.
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As General Manager, youll have the chance to oversee a multi-faceted high-volume full-service restaurant, with a retail component and Wine Club program. Minimum 2 years of General Manager experience in a full-service restaurant.
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The General Manager oversees restaurant operations, management team and staff, as well as the execution of all policies, procedures, programs and systems while maintaining a fun and upbeat team atmosphere.
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Key words: Restaurant General Manager, GM, Store Manager, General Manager, Assistant General Manager, AGM, Assistant GM, Assistant Store Manager, Kitchen Manager, Bar Manager, Shift Manager, Shift Lead, Restaurant Manager, Operations Manager, Team Leader, Team Lead, BOH Manager, Assistant Manager, Store Leader, Restaurant Leader, Retail Manager.
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Restaurant General Manager, Executive Chef, Sous Chef, AGM, ManagerIf you're a culinary and hospitality professional looking to make an impact, now is the time! Do you have what it takes to join the world of restaurant and culinary management.
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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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As a Coopers Hawk Brand Ambassador, youll ensure exceptional operations, from the food we serve from our scratch kitchen to the Guest service we provide in our restaurant. Cooper' s Hawk Winery & Restaurants was created with the inspiration of bringing the Napa Valley experience to all of America, by combining an elegant tasting room with a polished casual restaurant and scratch kitchen.
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General to the role: Enforces Raising Canes policies and standards Uses required tools, forms and logs to support shift execution, document results and take corrective action when needed Deploys crewmembers during a shift and provides exemplary customer service Utilizes reward and recognition program for the crewmembers in the restaurant Authorizes employee functions requiring manager approval (e.g. discounts, timeclock overrides, etc.
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The future for Raising Canes is growth focused and were on the path to being one of the top ten restaurant companies in the United States. The Restaurant Leader is responsible for strategic direction for their restaurant and must maintain operations standards and drive results through people development, sales and profit growth.
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The General Manager is a confident decision-maker who is highly practiced in employee management and business/financial management, and is a true motivator who possesses excellent communication skills.
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