Coffee Shop Assistant Manager
$18.80-$20.00/hour
ApplyCoffee Shop Assistant Manager
Posted 9 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$18.80-$20.00/hour
About the role
- Assist with overseeing scheduling, monitoring productivity, and providing feedback so Baristas deliver the best experience possible
- Assist with recruiting, hiring, training, and supervising Baristas
- Assist with scheduling and quickly finding replacements when a team member is sick or absent
- Assist with tracking and maintaining inventory so supplies are always available
- Assist with coordinating vendor relationships and ordering
- Assist with monitoring budgets to ensure profitability — actively looking for ways to lower operating costs while growing the customer base
- Assist with menu planning
- Assist with employment actions, including discipline and terminations, according to policy
- Work directly with customers to answer questions, listen to complaints about food quality or service, and resolve issues promptly
- Process payments and prepare bank deposits
- Perform maintenance and light repairs on equipment
- Maintain a clean, welcoming environment throughout the shop
- Adhere to all food safety, sanitation, and quality standards — proper handling, storage, and hygiene per company policy and health department regulations
- Ensure company standards are always upheld
- Continue to build a loyal customer base that makes this coffee shop a local gathering place
- RequiredHigh school diploma or GED2+ years of experience working in a coffee shop, café, or related industry
- Proven management ability with strong organizational, time management, communication, and customer service skills
- Availability for full-time, variable hours including early mornings, evenings, and weekends
- Associate or bachelor's degree in Management, Business, Leadership, or a related field 2+ years of supervisory or management experience
- Food handler's license demonstrating awareness of food health and safety regulations
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and POS systems
- Who thrives here
- You lead by coaching, not correcting. Your Baristas should get better because they worked for you
- You think like an owner. You notice the waste, the slow hour, the product that isn't moving — and you do something about itYou stay steady when it's busy. The rush, the callout, and the unhappy customer can all happen at once
- You're organized. Schedules, orders, deposits, and inventory don't forgive a loose system
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Your notice period
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