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Places orders for food, paper and other supplies within cost control procedures Completes and maintains all drive-in restaurant employment related records and payroll records Reinforces a customer service mentality and ensures all employees are focused on serving the customer at all times.
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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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Sure, classic cars and vintage threads may be things of the past, but the Sonic Drive-In experience will always be groovy, right on, awesome, wicked, fab, the bee's knees, cruisin' Additional General Manager Requirements: High school diploma or equivalent required.
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Places orders for food, paper and other supplies within cost control procedures. As a SONIC Drive-In restaurant Assistant General Manager, you will be involved in training and supporting drive-in restaurant employees, ensuring that food is delivered in a clean, safe and efficient manner and our customers have an excellent experience.
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Willingness to abide by the appearance, uniform and hygiene standards at SONIC. SONIC and its independent franchise owners are Equal Opportunity Employers. At SONIC, you'll whistle while you work, gaining a sense of accomplishment along the way.
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Manages, trains, monitors, and coaches Crew/ Team members, Carhops, and Skating Carhops. You'll interact with fantastic people, earn great pay, sport a cool uniform. Interview and hire restaurant crew and management team members to achieve proper staffing levels.
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Willingness to abide by the appearance, uniform and hygiene standards at SONICSure, classic cars and vintage threads may be things of the past, but the Sonic Drive-In experience will always be groovy, right on, awesome, wicked, fab, the bee's knees, cruisin.
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Prior experience as a restaurant general manager, catering manager, operations manager, supervisor, shift lead, Restaurant assistant general manager very helpful to your success at this job.
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JOB DESCRIPTION As a SONIC Drive-In restaurant General Manager, you are indeed a general—leading your troops to make Sonic Americas Most Loved Brand. Essential General Manager restaurant job duties are listed below.
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Manage, plan, forecast, and adjust the drive-in's food, labor, paper, and inventory to maximize cost-control, operational efficiency, quality standards, and customer service. As needed, perform all station duties (fountain & frozen, dresser, front swamp, back swamp, grill, switchboard, expeditor, food prep, and drive-thru (if applicable.
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