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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. Minimum of two (2) years of restaurant management experience (QSR preferred), experience running shifts without supervision.
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Collaborate with Restaurant Manager in the efforts of talent acquisition. Assist the Restaurant Manager with proper task execution and completion, schedule and cash integrity, and complete daily, weekly, and monthly reporting.
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The Assistant General Manager (AGM) supports the General Manager (GM) in directing the daily operations of a Hardee's restaurant in support of the Brand Vision, Mission, and Promise while role modeling CKE's Core Values.
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If you're already a successful manager, you need to check out our Restaurant General Manager position. - And, you're at least 18 years old with a valid driver's license, reliable transportation (not public transportation - you may need to drive to make deposits for the restaurant sometimes) and a true desire to learn and grow.
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Proven experience as a cook in a fast-paced environment; fast casual or restaurant experience is a plus. Manual dexterity able to operate cutting tools and kitchen utensils. Proven experience as a cook in a fast-paced environment; fast casual or restaurant experience is a plus.
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You will lead your Restaurant Management Team and Team Members through performance, engagement, and training initiatives. You will be responsible for ensuring your restaurant is delivering top resultYou know the business and have at least one year of experience as a general manager within restaurant or retail.
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You will find many successful people from customer service, restaurant servers, bartenders, phone sales, automotive sales, construction, appointment setters, canvassers and retail, among other occupations.
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Multi-unit people management experience in the retail, restaurant, banking, or other related industry; management of people within military service positions. Multi-unit people management experience in the retail, restaurant, banking, or other related industry; management of people within military service positions.
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Accurately and safely prepare customer orders from various preparation points within the kitchen to include, but not limited to, a sandwich making line, a fry station, a grill station, or other station depending on the restaurant concept type.
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Server – Bartender – Waitress – Waiter – Restaurant Server. Wireless - Wireless Sales - Outside Sales – Inside Sales – Door to Door Sales – Cellular. Server – Bartender – Waitress – Waiter – Restaurant Server.
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Breakfast Coordinators manage the breakfast shifts and prepare the restaurant for lunch business. Responsible for opening the restaurant and serving breakfast to our Guests. Operates the restaurant in the absence of a Manager during breakfast hours.
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