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We are looking for outgoing, energetic, positive leaders to accurately represent our brand, create positive salon environments, develop and train successful sales teams and management, provide our clients with exceptional customer service and cultivate long-term customer relationships.
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POSITION SUMMARY: The Shift Lead is responsible for executing restaurant operations, in conjunction with the General Manager. Assists the General Manager in using management information tools to analyze restaurant operational and financial performance.
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Supports General Manager to Identify and train internal candidates for Shift Lead positions. Encourages restaurant teams to consistently deliver excellent guest service and food quality in adherence with brand systems, procedures, and food safety requirements to provide a raveable guest experience.
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When our founders were preparing to open their first restaurant, they wanted to combine the love for the mountains with the tradition of filling meals. Also, the Restaurant Kitchen Manager will ensure efficient ordering so the proper amount of quality product is available, and will ensure that all food is prepared according to recipe and served at the proper temperatures and presentation.
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Assistant Managers help oversee in-store operations alongside the General Manager. Ensure restaurant cleanliness daily Communicate effectively with team members and managementHandle customer concerns and complaints professionally and calmly to resolve problems according to Jersey Mike's standards and policy.
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General Manager Compensation Range: $55,000 - $65,000 / year , PLUS monthly bonus potential! As a General Manager, you will provide vision and leadership to Team Members, Shift Managers, and Assistant Managers to ensure each customer’s expectations are exceeded every You will be responsible for achieving and exceeding business You will inspire your team to go above and You’ll own cultivating the Arby’s spirit in your You need to understand that growth is as much about people as it is about What else is in it for you.
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Assistant General ManagerIf you would like to be part of a fast-paced and FUN fast-casual restaurant environment then Tokyo Joe's is looking for YOU! If you are hard-working, self-motivated with a passion to inspire, willingness to lead then you could be the next Assistant General Manager.
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Drive with one driver each week at your store, and give feedback on how he/she c General Manager, Manager, Operations, District Manager, Restaurant, Management. Drive with one driver each week at your store, and give feedback on how he/she c General Manager, Manager, Operations, District Manager, Restaurant, Management.
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Overtime, holidays, weekends-a General Manager's schedule has to support the store Reliable transportation to work Ability to stand, stoop, sit. We offer: Fully paid health insurance for General Managers 401K Paid Sick Time (Don't lose money when you're not feeling well.
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Benefits of RNnetwork Customized benefits package with the pay and insurance coverage you need, beginning day one Paid private housing and utilities, and reimbursement for travel Reimbursement for licensing and certification Job description RNnetwork has an excellent travel opportunity for a provider experienced in the following specialty: LPN-General.
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As a Multi-Unit Restaurant General Manager, you will be entrusted to guide multiple locations and team members in delivering an exceptional guest experience, operational excellence, and a working environment that promotes engagement and living the Company values, making EG America the clear choice for our guest’s dining needs.
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Current/prior hotel general manager experience and/or 3+ years hotel rooms/operations and/or sales leadership experience within major brands (Hilton, Marriott, Hyatt, etc. As General Manager, you cultivate team synergy to deliver the ultimate guest experience.
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First, a Resort Manager manages the entire business as an assistant to the General Manager. The Resort Manager reports to either the General Manager, or Senior General Manager, and together they provide a smooth and profitable operation by driving revenue and managing costs.
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The General Merchandise and Food Sales team leads inbound, outbound, replenishment, inventory accuracy, presentation, pricing and promotional signing processes for all General Merchandise (GM) areas of the store.
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