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Ability to adhere to corporate policies, procedures, and Occupational Health and Food Safety standards The range for this role is $60,000-80,000. COMMITMENT TO A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE As the Restaurant General Manager, you identify the strongest crew and train them to deliver the best customer experience.
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At Taco Bell, our benefits are designed to support you and your restaurant on a LIVE MÁS journey. At Taco Bell we lead with Smart, Heart, and Courage. Taco Bell is growing.
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As the General Manager you lead the success of the overall restaurant operation. Strong understanding of restaurant maintenance programs and implementation Heart. Have at least five (5) years restaurant/retail and people management experience.
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You and The Bell has a nice ring to it. When you empower a team of top performers, you create a culture that is exciting, optimistic, and rewarding. You will feel the pride of setting the standard that all other managers strive for.
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You excel at coaching, training, financial management, and developing others by providing clear and consistent direction. We are looking for a dynamic leader who can develop a team of existing team top performers.
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Adaptable to and comfortable supporting change management. Possesses strong written, verbal, supervisory, organizational and interpersonal communication skills. Drives Equity, Inclusion and Belonging behaviors.
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Ability to champion individual and team recognition efforts. Ability to identify, recruit, and hire exceptional talent. Demonstrated leadership skills with success in People Development Courage. You will oversee recruiting and training of your team, leading them to be promoted and empowering them to have a successful career.
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Proven experience training and developing both High and Under Performers. Compensation may vary based on geographic location and experience Ultimately, in determining your pay, we'll consider your geographical location, state laws, experience, and other job-related factors.
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Your success will be measured by the success of your team. Champions Taco Bell's culture and values. Proven ability to strategize and implement improvements based off P&Ls. Digitally driven with proficiency and interest using various tools and platforms.
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Ability to adhere to corporate policies, procedures, and Occupational Health and Food Safety standards The range for this role is $60,000-80,000.
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Ability to adhere to corporate policies, procedures, and Occupational Health and Food Safety standards The range for this role is $60,000-80,000.
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Ability to adhere to corporate policies, procedures, and Occupational Health and Food Safety standards The range for this role is $60,000-80,000.
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