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Working Relationships: Restaurant Clerks, Team Members, Shift Leaders, Assistant Managers, Restaurant Managers In Training, District Manager, Brand Manager, and various Corporate personnel and vendors.
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As a Restaurant Management Trainee, you will complete an industry leading in-depth training program to prepare you for success as an Assistant Restaurant Manager.
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Job Requirements: College degree in Hospitality, Food Service, Business or equivalent experience 5 years or more in managing a full-service restaurant; or equivalent experience for the General Manager position 1-2 years experience for the Assistant Manager position Pay Range : $24.00 - $33.60 / Hour + potential bonus.
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The Food & Beverage Assistant Manager is responsible for the operations of the daily activities and processes of the restaurant as well as assisting the Food & Beverage General Manager with training, and supervising all staff.
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Position DescriptionAs an Assistant Restaurant Manager, you will be responsible for assisting the General Manager in restaurant operations and in achieving planned sales and profit levels for the restaurant through the implementation, management, and enforcement of company policies, procedures, programs, and performance standards.
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Please note the Restaurant Manager position could fall in line with these types of positions: Assistant Restaurant Manager, Hospitality Manager, Manager, Management, Supervisor, and Culinary Manager.
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An Assistant Restaurant Manager assists in managing all aspects of the restaurant. Good Times is on the lookout for driven, high-achieving, and fun Assistant Restaurant Managers.
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Assists General Manager in all aspects of employment and restaurant staffing including recruitment (interviewing and selecting), training, and conducting new hire orientation.
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SOMETHING TO HANG YOUR HAT ONAs a Restaurant Manager (General Manager or Assistant Manager), you will be the leader of your restaurant's Meatcraft(tm). You will lead your Restaurant Management Team and Team Members through performance, engagement and training initiatives.
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As a Restaurant Manager, you'll be eligible for quarterly bonuses and a comprehensive benefits program including paid time off*, 401k plan with company match*, commuter benefits*, identity theft protection.
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As a Restaurant Manager (General Manager or Assistant Manager), you will be the leader of your restaurant's Meatcraft(tm). You will lead your Restaurant Management Team and Team Members through performance, engagement and training From local store marketing to helping reach sales and profit goals, you'll be responsible in ensuring that your restaurant is delivering the top *WE HAVE THE MEATS - YOU HAVE THE TALENT.
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As you move from season to season, or begin a year-round career, you’ll continue to receive some of the highest compensation rates in the industry, free Epic pass(es) along with free ski and snowboard lessons, 40% retail discounts, the chance to grow through Epic Service - our leading training and development experience, and wellness benefits to fuel your success.
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Experience in both the FOH and BOH is a requirement for this AGM. Apply Now – Restaurant Assistant General Manager located in Orange Beach, AL. If you would like to be considered for this position, please apply and attach your resume for consideration.
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Experience - Internal Promote: Minimum of 1+ years experience as an Associate Manager and/or 2 years experience as a First Assistant Manager; must be 100% certified in all workstations.
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