General Manager (06975)
Posted today
dominosIrving (TX)
General and Operations ManagersLimited-Service Restaurants
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Company Description
Domino’s Team BAM! is looking for a talented General Manager with proven restaurant leadership skills to run our store efficiently, take care of our customers, and support our team members!Job Description
ResponsibilitiesManage Store Operations and Drive Results – Including, but not limited to: cost controls, inventory, food, image standards, store cleanliness, attendance & punctuality.Recruit, Develop, and Retain staff team membersManage Food Safety and Team Member SafetyProvide Best in Class Customer ServiceIncrease Sales and Profit PotentialQualificationsPrior experience in a management role or similar experience (required)Customer Service experience (required)Fast food/quick service restaurant experience (preferred)Valid driver’s license (required)High School education or equivalentAbility to lead by example and ensure accountability from a teamProblem-solving, Decision-making, & Conflict-resolution skillsAbility to work as a part of a team to achieve a common goalExperience managing a P&L, food cost, and laborAbility to add, subtract, multiply, and divide accurately and quicklyExcellent verbal, written, and communication skillsAdditional Information
Pay & BenefitsCompetitive Base SalaryBonus PotentialPaid Time OffMedical & Dental InsuranceVision Insurance401KAdvancement opportunities#J-18808-Ljbffr
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