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Were hiring immediately for a restaurant Shift Manager to join us to motivate, coach and work alongside our teams. Were so confident that youll love our food, were offering a free meal following your completed shift manager interview (up to $10 value.
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No experience requited, hiring immediately, appy now. Responsibilities of Management: Instructs, trains, coaches and develops the restaurant team to create an environment where enthusiastic people are recognized and rewarded for achieving organizational and personal goals, Responsible for the overall recruiting and hiring of hourly employees.
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Work closely with restaurant staff to provide a seamless customer experience. Prepares and executes local store marketing, merchandising, sales and promotional efforts to increase sales volume and guest traffic.
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Our Managers are responsible for the day-to-day operation and management of our Burger King restaurant, and possess the Leadership to inspire our Crew to thrive! Our Burger King franchise is looking for responsible, experienced Managers to lead our Crew and ensure that we consistently provide amazing food and service to our Guests.
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