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Knowledge of: Municipal government organization and functions; current customer service principles and practices; principles of data collection, analysis and reporting; basic principles of accounting, municipal budgeting and expenditure control; research methods and techniques of effective report writing; principles of supervision and training; general office practices; and Windows-based word processing, presentation and spreadsheet software (MS Word, PowerPoint, and Excel.
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Then consider becoming U-Haul's newest Assistant General Manager! As Assistant General Manager you will frequently be responsible for the day-to-day operations of your center, working as part of an excellent team and learning valuable skills to get your career moving.
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The Floor Supervisor will assist with managing overall store operations and assume primary responsibility for store operations in the absence of the General Manager and/or Assistant Managers.
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Hourly job | Compensation Range: $21.00-$22.00 per hourShift LeaderA Shift Leader/Supervisor is an entry-level supervisory position has the overall responsibility of supporting the Restaurant General Manager and Assistant Manager with the daily operations of a restaurant.
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Potential Career Path Area Executive Housekeeper - Assistant General Manager - General Manager. Interview, sel Housekeeper, Executive, Operations, General Manager, Housekeeping Supervisor, Hotel.
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Perform other assignments or tasks as assigned by the General Manager, Assistant Manager, or acting supervisor. Memorize and apply IHOP terminology, abbreviations, methodologies, and plating and menu knowledge.
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Executive Housekeeper – Front Office Manager – Assistant General Manager – General Manager. Opportunity: Housekeeping Supervisor. As a Disneyland® Resort Good Neighbor Hotel, you can be assured of two things: quality and close proximity to the Disneyland Resort.
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Shift LeaderA Shift Leader/Supervisor is an entry-level supervisory position has the overall responsibility of supporting the Restaurant General Manager and Assistant Manager with the daily operations of a restaurant.
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Manage housekeeping operations in accordance with established guest service, quality and sustainability standards. Essential Job Functions.
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Warehouse Supervisor in this job performs overall supervision work in the warehouse and also provides a range of general and specific warehouse tasks such as staging, loading, unloading, stock, and receiving.
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