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Adheres to internal controls, operational procedures and risk management policies. Depending on the position and division, this job may also be eligible for Truist’s defined benefit pension plan, restricted stock units, and/or a deferred compensation plan.
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One to three years of prior restaurant management experience; QSR highly preferred. Restaurant Management Opportunities. We find the fun, the moment of chill in the every-day. One to three years of prior restaurant management experience; QSR highly preferred.
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Generates additional business through analyzing sales territory and individual customers; samples products with existing and potential customers; plans general sales strategy including time and territory management; plans sales approach with individual customers; and conducts effective sales presentations.
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Assist the Management Team with recruiting, retaining, training and developing both FOH/BOH staff who are enthusiastically dedicated to delivering the highest level of Hospitality to the Guest. Assist Management Team in executing all plans to improve Guests' restaurant experience and increase Guest loyalty.
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Ensure PCI compliance with file management. The Manager on Duty should have good time management skills, and competence in all guest service roles. Good time management skills. Hotel Front Desk experience: 1 year (Required.
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You will work with other team members and the park management members to help maintain a clean and safe environment at all times. We are seeking thorough and attentive Track Attendants who will be responsible for the safe operation of our numerous go kart tracks.
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Regional Director Operations Management, IDD Services. Seven to ten years of related experience with significant management experience in the human services industry. Regional Director Operations Management, IDD Services.
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You would also be in charge of processing damaged or defective products back to the Fulfillment Center, and reporting these items to the Inventory Control Team. Additionally, you would work closely with the management team to ensure that an adequate level of product is in stock for customer purchase, that the merchandise is properly maintained, and that the merchandise is displayed appropriately with proper signage and favorable shelf placement.
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