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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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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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Keywords: fast food, FUN, fast casual, restaurant, QSR, Dairy Queen, DQ, DQ Grill & Chill, shift leader, shift supervisor, restaurant manager, General Manager, Assistant Manager team member, customer service, quick service restaurant, Duluth, Superior, Cloquet, Hermantown, Esko, Carlton, management, leaders, leadership, manager, weekends, closing, day shifts.
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Our first restaurant concept, Mi Cocina, opened in 1991 with a modest 12 table space in the Preston Forest neighborhood of Dallas, TX. Mi Cocina was a pioneer in upscale Tex-Mex cuisine with a focus on serving families the highest quality ingredients with warm, respectful service.
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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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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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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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2-year degree from an accredited university in Food Service Management, Hotel and Restaurant Management, Hospitality, Business Administration, or related major; 4 years experience in food and beverage, culinary, event management, or related professional area.
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We are currently seeking a rockstar Restaurant General Manager to lead and oversee the day-to-day operations at our restaurant. + You have the capacity and ability to oversee all restaurant operations and team members while achieving results.
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Ensure the efficient operation of the hotel in the absence of the General Manager by supervising and supporting the Guest Services Food & Beverage Food Production Engineering Accounting Sales and Housekeeping departments.
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The General Manager supports the business by creating and maintaining an excellent environment where, as a team, we strive to exceed expectations and provide the best in hospitality and service for all guests.
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Manages restaurant team including Assistant General Manager, Managers and Culinary team, along with the Executive Chef. Summary/Objective The General Manager is the overriding authority in the restaurant when Directors and/or Owners are not present.
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As a Restaurant General Manager you will be entrusted to guide your 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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Guest Experience Managers partner with the General Manager to support daily restaurant operations. Guest Experience Manager | Hourly Assistant Manager | Shift Leader | Hourly Manager | Shift Manager | Customer Service | Restaurant | Part Time | Full Time | Team Member.
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Benefits: 401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Employee discounts Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Wellness resources We’re opening Ned’s Club Washington DC in Summer 2024, and the General Manager is crucial to ensuring our success in this exciting new market.
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