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Come work and thrive in our fast-paced, customer-service driven Wendy's restaurant within a Pilot Flying J Travel Center. What you'll do As a Restaurant General Manager, you will build, coach, manage and develop teams from a staffing, interviewing, hiring and training standpoint.
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What we expect from you As a Restaurant General Manager, you must have excellent team leadership and customer service skills. Pilot Flying J has over 650 retail locations and is the largest operator of travel centers and travel plazas in North America.
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Many opportunities for those willing to relocate! You must also exemplify integrity and accountability at the managerial level. Minimum 2-3 years of management experience in the retail, restaurant, grocery or other service industry with responsibility for financial results.
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Independently owned and operated, Wendy's franchise organizations determine their own compensation, benefits and career programs which may vary from company-owned locations. Ability to work a flexible schedule of nights, days, weekends and holidays.
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You will also ensure that the restaurant is in compliance with all local, state and federal regulations. With over 350 restaurants, we are one of the largest restaurant franchisees in America. Previous management proficiency in high volume retail with P&L accountability.
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This job opportunity is with one of our many franchisees. We serve our customers 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Nation-wide Medical Plan/Dental/Vision. Flexible Spending Accounts. Performing P&L analysis.
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Ensuring customer satisfaction. Compiling work schedules. What you can expect.
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As a Restaurant General Manager, you will build, coach, manage and develop teams from a staffing, interviewing, hiring and training standpoint. As a Restaurant General Manager, you must have excellent team leadership and customer service skills.
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