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P&L and asset management - which includes but is not limited to Sales, Labor, F&P, OMC management. 3-5 years of Multi-Unit experience in the QSR field with 5 years of restaurant/retail management.
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Main Responsibilities of a Store Manager ● Responsible for every aspect of everyday supervision of store outlets ● Responsible for resources management ● Takes care of stock, staff, and sales management Store Manager Job Description We are looking for an experienced and skilled store manager with remarkable skills, who will run a store effectively and with attention to detail.
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The General Manager oversees the sales performance, guest experience, operations, hiring, and talent development of their stores. The General Manager will provide leadership and strategic direction to create an environment that exceeds guests’ in-store and digital expectations, with maximum productivity, profitability, and sales results.
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The General Manager collaborates with the Regional Vice President to oversee employees and operational activities at one or more branch security locations and client sites. Allied Universal® is hiring a General Manager for the Oakland Branch location.
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As a Restaurant General Manager, you must have excellent team leadership and customer service skills. Pilot Company supports a growing portfolio of brands with expertise in supply chain and retail operations, logistics and transportation, technology and digital innovation, construction, maintenance, human resources, finance, sales and marketing.
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The General Manager will oversee all studio functions from membership & retail sales to instructor performance & evaluation. The General Manager will hire, train, and manage Sales Associates within their studio, as well as utilize discretion and independent judgment in directing the work of all employees & personnel.
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Under direction of the General Manager, the Assistant General Manager is independently responsible for the operation of a functional area of a Housing, Dining, Hospitality dining unit, retail sales facility, catering operation, and/or food truck.
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Additional Requirements Of The Restaurant General Manager Include. Pilot Flying J is seeking highly-skilled, experienced Restaurant General Managers to run our high-volume, quick service restaurants.
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The Assistant General Manager manages the day-to-day operations of the Commissary by effectively managing Warehouse Managers, Supervisors, Leads, Drivers and Warehouse Workers, interfacing with Amtrak personnel.
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As an Assistant General Manager, you’ll get to encourage a sales team and create outstanding customer experiences in one of our retail stores. As part of our retail stores, the Assistant General Manager compensation includes commissions and a minimum base pay of.
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General Manager - California (24023914) Business knowledge (P&L management, food safety, sales-forecasting, staffing you get the idea) Our General Managers are the captains of the ship.
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Supervise the Assistant Manager(s), Associate Manager(s), Receiver, Framer (if on staff), and Sales Associates; train and develop store management in all aspects of the business; direct and monitor training and development for all associates; continually evaluate and react to performance issues; and actively recruit, interview, and hire management and associate candidates.
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People: Hire, train, and schedule restaurant staff to meet sales and profit goals. This job posting contains general information about working in this restaurant. Service: Deliver a memorable guest experience by ensuring all staff is trained and organizing key service areas within the restaurant to provide the best service.
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Partner with General Manager and District Manager/Regional Director to execute the location business plan that drive results and maximize business opportunities. Recognize performance issues in a timely manner and partner with General Manager and Regional HR Manager to develop action plans for resolution.
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General Manager of Irrational Labs Bootcamp General Manager of Irrational Labs Bootcamp Irrational Labs. General Manager of Irrational Labs Bootcamp. + Previous pre-sales experience.
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