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This position is overseen by a District Manager (DM) and directly manages Team Members, Shift Coordinators and Assistant Managers. The Restaurant General Manager (RGM) has overall responsibility for managing daily operations of a single restaurant (10-45 employees) ensuring delivery on guest satisfaction, and ensuring desired restaurant outcomes (i.e., increased sales, profitability, and employee retention.
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Leads the development and implementation of strategies to identify/hire/promote/orientate and retain effective crew talent; assists District Supervisor with management recruitment and selection (Gets Results.
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The RGM operates under the direction of the District Manager and directly manages a team of an Assistant Manager, Hourly Shift Coordinators and Team Members (20-45 employees). The Restaurant General Manager is the executive leader of the restaurant focused on profitability, guest, people and operations.
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Founded in 1954, BURGER KING® is the second largest fast food hamburger chain in the world. The original HOME OF THE WHOPPER®, our commitment to premium ingredients, signature recipes, and family-friendly dining experiences is what has defined our brand for more than 50 successful years.
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Takes initiative to immediately take action on violations of safety, sanitation or security policies by reporting violations to District Supervisor; Performing appropriate damage control; and identifying long-term prevention measures (Shows Drives /Solves Problems.
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Shows that District Supervisor he/she can be relied upon to maintain restaurant compliance (Influences Others) Reports to District Supervisor. The Restaurant Manager has overall responsibility for managing daily operations of a single restaurant (10-45 employees) ensuring delivery on the Customer Promise, and ensuring desired restaurant outcomes (i.e., increased sales, profitability, and employee retention.
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We are looking for a Restaurant District Manager who combines an entrepreneurial approach and a relentless pursuit of excellence, with a firm commitment to providing an exceptional customer experience.
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Other duties as assigned by the General Manager, District Manager, or Officer/Director of the Company KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES Excellent oral and written communication and interpersonal skills.
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Other duties as assigned by the General Manager, District Manager, or Officer/Director of the Company. Maintain all areas of the restaurant clean, sanitized, organized and running smoothly and communicate any special need(s) to the District Manager.
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Every day, more than 11 million guests visit BURGER KING® restaurants around the world. The RGM has overall responsibility for managing the daily operations of a single restaurant. And they do so because our restaurants are known for serving high-quality, great-tasting, and affordable food.
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The RGM operates under the direction of the District Manager and directly manages a team of an Assistant Manager, Hourly Shift Coordinators and Team Members (20-45 employees).
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JOB TITLE: District Manager (DM)REPORTS TO: Senior Vice President (SVP)JOB SUMMARYThe District Manager (DM) has overall responsibility for managing daily operations of the restaurant business in order to achieve and maintain high standard of quality, service and cleanliness and ensuring the restaurants desired outcomes i.e., increased sales, profitability, and employee retention.
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The Lead Champion operates under the direction of the District Manager and directly manages a team of Assistant Managers, Hourly Shift Leads and Team Members and all other duties assigned.
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The RGM operates under the direction of the District Manager and directly manages a team of an Assistant Manager, Hourly Shift Coordinators, and Team Members (20-45 employees).
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The RGM operates under the direction of the District Manager and directly manages a team of an Assistant Manager, Hourly Shift Coordinators and Team Members (20-45 employees).
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