Taco Bell Director of Operations
$100,000 - $120,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$100,000 - $120,000 per year
About the role
- Maximizes sales goals versus budget and prior year, including the monitoring/execution of National and local marketing programs. Responsible for the development of local restaurant marketing plans. Manages assigned restaurant requirements for new product rollouts/procedures.
- Maximizes profit goals versus budget and prior year, including the ongoing review of assigned restaurant budgets. Monitors food and labor costs and utilizes profit/loss statements to track results and implement corrective action as necessary for enhanced results.
- Utilizes strong knowledge and understanding of restaurant operations, budgeting, accounting, and administrative procedures to maximize sales growth and cost analysis to ensure profitability.
- Develop and Train Subordinates to understand the overall business and how to identify and correct areas of opportunity as it relates to overall business operations; Teaches Subordinates how to maximize on strengths to achieve success.
- Participates in Strategic Planning initiatives that will impact the Operational market
- Performs other job duties as may be assigned or required.
- Qualifications for the JobEducationHigh School Diploma or GED required.
- College degree preferred.
- Must be at least 18 years of age.
- Significant multi-unit restaurant operations experience required.
- Previous District Manager, Area Coach, Director of Operations, or equivalent leadership experience preferred.
- Proven track record of developing leaders and achieving strong operational and financial results.
- Experience managing multiple restaurant locations within a quick-service restaurant environment. Other Qualifications
- Strong understanding of Taco Bell or Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) operations. Knowledge of labor management, food cost controls, and restaurant financial performance. Ability to analyze P&L statements and implement corrective action plans.
- Demonstrated success in recruiting, interviewing, selecting, and developing high-performing leaders.
- Knowledge of applicable Federal, State, and Local employment laws.
- Strong organizational, problem-solving, and decision-making skills. Excellent communication, coaching, and leadership abilities.
- Proficiency with restaurant operations technology and Microsoft Office applications.
- Ability to successfully complete all company-required training programs.
- Current Food Safety Certification or ability to obtain certification.
- Customer Orientation
- Performance Management
- Organizing and Planning
- Results Orientation
- Problem Solving/Decision Making
- Financial Analysis
- Constructive Conflict
- Change Mastery
- Communications Process
- Discipline Execution
- Talent Management
- Paid Training
- Performance Bonus Opportunities
- Paid Vacation
- Paid Sick Leave
- Employee Meal Program
- Flexible Scheduling
- Medical Benefits
- Dental and Vision Benefits
- Career Advancement Opportunities
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