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The starting pay for this position is between $16-$19 per hour depending on experience and availability!
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To meet restaurant goals, the General Manager doesn't work alone. Ideal candidates should have previous General Manager experience running high volume locations. The General Manager works with his/her leader to set the restaurant's goals and creates a plan to achieve the goals.
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An externship experience at an NVA hospital will give students the unique opportunity to understand the day-to-day operations of the practice, and to gain valuable hands-on clinical experience.
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A General Manager is a leader who is able to build a team and develop existing team of top performers by training and developing skills, providing clear, consistent direction, and recognizing individual and team contributions.
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As an Assistant General Manager, you’ll get to encourage a sales team and create outstanding customer experiences in one of our retail stores. Running store operations – analyzing staffing needs, reporting financial and sales data, handling cash, meeting compliance, opening trouble tickets with Facilities/Network/IT as needed to ensure store up-time and functionality.
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We are on a mission to become the world's most sustainable and innovative maritime, logistics, and technology company.
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