Restaurant General Manager
$78,062.40 - $100,484.80
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$78,062.40 - $100,484.80
About the role
- Lead, coach and develop team members
- Manage inventory, quality, and safety protocols
- Meet and exceed financial and profitability goals by managing budget
- Maintain top-notch standards of excellence and hospitality
- Drive sales and profits while developing people
- Minimum 3 years of Restaurant General Management experience in a high volume, fast-paced environment
- Working knowledge of restaurant operations, including personnel management, food planning and preparation, purchasing, sanitation and health codes, and security
- Ability to learn and train others on all aspects of the Shack operations
- Demonstrated ability to champion hospitality and motivate team members
- Strong leadership skills with a focus on coaching and achieving excellence
- Knowledgeable in all financial aspects of business operations
- Minimum 3 years of P&L responsibilities
- Food handler certification, preferred
- Willingness to work flexible hours
- Benefits at Shake Shack:
- A work environment where you can come as you are, share your ideas, have fun, and work collaboratively:
- Weekly Pay and Performance bonuses
- Shake Shack Meal Discounts
- Exclusive corporate discounts for travel, electronics, wellness, leisure activities and more
- Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance*Employer Paid Life and Disability Insurance*401k Plan with Company Match*Paid Time Off*Paid Parental Leave*Access to Employee Assistance Program on Day 1Pre-Tax Commuter and Parking Benefits
- Flexible Spending and Dependent Care Accounts*Development and Growth Opportunities*Eligibility criteria applies
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