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Assist the store manager in hiring, developing, and training others in store to meet company standards and guidelines. Get first-hand customer information and use it for improvements in products and services.
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Provides technical feedback and training to operations to meet customer quality requirements. Resolves corrective action to resolve product issues and answer customer technical questions.
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Additionally, a successful Assistant Store Manager will demonstrate aggressive customer service at all times, effectively lead all store associates and is responsible for total store operations in the absence of the Store Manager.
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Asistente del Gerente General de Taco Bell apoya al Gerente General del Restaurante manejando excelentemente los turnos de trabajo, completando tareas administrativas y asegurando operaciones del restaurante consistentemente a los estándares de Taco Bell. Usted toma propiedad y responsabilidad para resolver problemas con una sonrisa, ayudar y guiar a otros.
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Train and develop crew under the direction of the Senior/General Manager. Job Purpose StatementTo operate the restaurant in the absence of the Senior/General Manager. Maintain a cooperative, harmonious working relationship with management team and crew.
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