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Requirements:SONIC Drive-In Assistant Manager Requirements:Ability to work irregular hours, nights, weekends and holidaysGeneral knowledge and understanding of the restaurant industry or retail operations requiredMinimum of six months of restaurant management experience (QSR) or one year entry level retail management experience required.
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Our differentiated, simplified menu and strong unit economics have already garnered industry recognition, with QSR magazine featuring the brand in their '40/40 List for 2022: America's Hottest Startup Fast Casuals.
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1-2 years restaurant management experience, preferably in Quick Service Restaurants (QSR) Building sales and profits by promoting Guest satisfaction and managing restaurant operations. 1-2 years restaurant management experience, preferably in Quick Service Restaurants (QSR.
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The Shift Manager will support the restaurant and General Manager to ensure we are 1st Choice for our Guests and Employees. Training & Development: We bring out the best by ensuring everyone gets well trained.
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Minimum of three (3) years of restaurant management experience (QSR preferred), experience running shifts without supervision. Oversee multiple drive-in employees and management in performing all duties in the Basic Stations (Fountain & Frozen, Dresser, Front Swamp, Back Swamp, Grill, Switchboard, Expeditor, Food Prep, Carhop, Skating Carhop and if applicable Drive-Thru) as needed and depending on store volume, during a shift to ensure the preparation (portion control), temperature, packaging, appearance, presentation, taste and service of all menu items meet operational standards.
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The Restaurant Manager (RM) has full responsibility for the business including people, operations, and financial metrics.
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Advanced studies in business, restaurant management or related fields are preferred Minimum of three (3) years of restaurant management experience (QSR preferred), experience running shifts without supervision Multi-unit supervision experience is preferred.
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3-5 years of Multi-Unit experience in the QSR field with 5 years of restaurant/retail management. 3-5 years of Multi-Unit experience in the QSR field with 5 years of restaurant/retail management.
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