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Restaurant General Manager At Taco Bell, we're hungry for Mas. Mas Heart, Mas Flavor and Mas Value. Treat others as you want to be treated Hire, train & develop great talent Manage a P&L Grow sales Follow brand standardsLast but not least, create a restaurant experience for team members and customers that you are proud of.
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Restaurant Assistant General Manager The Job: As a SONIC Drive-In Assistant General Manager, you are responsible for overseeing and managing the daily operations of the Drive-In in conjunction with the General Manager to provide quality food in a clean, safe, and efficient manner so that guests will have an enjoyable experience at the Sonic Drive-In. As the highest management position within the Drive-In, you are accountable for the Drive-In and its operations.
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Shift Lead You support the Restaurant General Manager (RGM) by running great work shifts and meeting Taco Bell standards. You'll also ensure that the restaurant is a safe place for Team Members to work and customers to visit.
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Restaurant General Manager. Last but not least, create a restaurant experience for team members and customers that you are proud of. The overall success of your restaurant is in your capable hands.
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The General Manager is responsible for running a profitable restaurant and for making sure the restaurant meets quality of service and customer satisfaction. Previous restaurant experience required.
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The Assistant Manager will be responsible for overseeing restaurant staff performance, ensuring each customer is completely satisfied during their dining experience. 2-3 years of experience in daily restaurant operations.
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Multi-unit people management experience in the retail, restaurant, banking, or other related industry; management of people within military service positions can also be a good fit. Multi-unit people management experience in the retail, restaurant, banking, or other related industry; management of people within military service positions can also be a good fit.
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We're following direction from the CDC, state, and local governments and adhering to our deep cleaning procedures in every restaurant, every day. Previous leadership experience is preferred, ideally within a restaurant, retail or hospitality environment.
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Experience: Prefer experience working in retail, hotel, restaurant, grocery or drug store environments. Experience: Prefer experience working in retail, hotel, restaurant, grocery or drug store environments.
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