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Do you enjoy working in a fast-paced environment managing multi-unit restaurants? If so, our District Manager position at Wendy's is for you! As a District Manager, you will be part of a family-based company that has been operating for over 38 years.
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Why Wendy's Wendy’s (a brand of HAZA Group) is seeking a District Manager with 3+ years of relevant district manager/multi-unit management experience in food service, to oversee restaurant operations of 5-7 high volume Wendy's restaurants.
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EOE What we expect from you Requirements:•Min 3 years District Manager/MUM Manager experience (in high volume Fast Food &/or Quick Casual concepts) Previous Wendy's District Manager experience strongly preferred.
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Demonstrated ability to effectively lead and manage teams in a fast-paced, dynamic environment•Excellent skills in communication & interpersonal, conflict resolution and decision making•Results oriented and customer service focused•Previous Wendy’s experience a plus.
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Salary based on relevant experienceHAZA Group of restaurants is one of the largest privately owned restaurant franchisee companies in the United States. We operate Wendy's and Taco Bell concepts in 15 states and over 460+ locations and continue to grow.
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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. Proven track record in financials, staffing, customer evaluation index results, food safety and voice of the customer program•Valid DL in good standing & access to private trans required•Flexibility to work any days/shifts as needed•Undergo a background check, in accordance with local law/regulations•HS Diploma or equivalent & possess all documents required by state and federal law.
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The ideal candidate will be able to multi-task, will work with a sense of urgency and will possess strong leadership, analytical and decision-making skills. This job opportunity is with one of our many franchisees.
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