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No matter which area of the business you support or which brand you decide to advance within our food service concepts, Alltown Fresh, Ramuntos, D’Angelos, Subway, Aroma Joes, or even our convenience brands, XtraMart, Honey Farms, Fast Freddies, Mr Mikes, Alltown, Jiffy Mart, Gulf, Honey Dew, Mobil Mart, Verc, Convenience Plus Brands, we know your contributions will be extremely valued and rewarded.
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Leadership experience in a fast-paced retail, food service or fuel environment preferred. Our GM is responsible for the management of the ongoing day to day operations of the store, while adhering to Company policies and procedures; direct supervision of staff; maximizing store profits and ensuring a high level of customer service and store appearance.
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As a SONIC Drive-In restaurant General Manager, you are indeed a general—leading your troops in a never-ending campaign to give America an infinitely more delicious food service experience.
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Places orders for food, paper and other supplies within cost control proceduresCompletes and maintains all drive-in restaurant employment related records and payroll recordsReinforces a customer service mentality and ensures all employees are focused on serving the customer at all times.
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Here at SONIC Drive-in, our priority isn’t just great service, it’s great experiences. You will be involved in training and supporting drive-in restaurant employees, ensuring that food is delivered in a clean, safe and efficient manner and our customers have an excellent experience.
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Qualifications: Experience: Previous managerial or supervisory role within the food service industry, preferably in a fast-casual setting. Passion: A passion for the food service industry and a commitment to delivering high-quality service.
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Proven experience as a General Manager in the fast food or restaurant industry, at least 3 years of experience as a QSR General Manager. Oversee daily operations, including food safety, customer service, and inventory management.
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The Assistant General Manager position will support the General Manager to meet store operational sales and profitability objectives and serve customer needs through friendly service, food execution, focusing on cleanliness, leading talent, and driving success.
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1+ year(s) management experience in food service, retail, or restaurant preferred. Drive excellence in food service by executing processes, implementing goals to increase sales and margin, ensuring product quality, and utilizing training resources.
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Direct, monitor, and adhere to all Enmarket, federal, state, and local safety-related regulations, including food safety regulations. Provide feedback and recommendations on employee performance and development to the General Manager.
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