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Restaurant Assistant Manager- Dallas

Posted 6 days ago

cowboy chickenDallas (TX)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Assistant Manager The Assistant Manager is a critical leader in driving profitable sales growth through all aspects of the store, including guest interaction and team development. You will work with the General Manager to execute and maintain store operations and lead the team in their absence. We offer a structured 6-week training program. We will give you the proper tools and knowledge to succeed as an Assistant Manager. From there, we offer performance-based advancement opportunities to the General Manager level. Our stores close at 9 PM, so no late nights are required. Our menu's authentic, and so is our team. We treat everyone with respect and let people's personalities shine through. So not only do you make money, but you make friends and memories that stick with you. Location Flexibility No Late Nights Performance-based promotions Monthly Bonuses InsurancePTO/Sick Leave 401KA Cultural Match Would BeFast Casual Experience Passionate About Growth and Success Natural LeaderThis is a full-time position, with about 50 - 55 hours of work per week expected. High school or GEDAbility to work a flexible schedule including opening, closing, weekends, and holidays 1 year of experience managing restaurant operations 1 year of supervisory or leadership experience coaching and mentoring team members Background check Bonus pay Paid time off Health insurance 401(k) Referral program Employee discount Paid training

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