Restaurant Kitchen Manager

Posted 7 days ago

resourceoneSan Antonio (TX)

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Job Description: Job Description Looking for Restaurant Kitchen Managers ready to take the next step in their career with one of San Antonio's most successful and established restaurant groups. With aggressive expansion plans underway, this is an excellent opportunity for leaders who want long-term growth and advancement. Qualified candidates will have 2+ years of Kitchen Manager experience in Fast Casual, Family Dining, or Casual Dining. We're seeking passionate leaders with a proven track record of developing teams, controlling food and labor costs, executing high-quality food, and delivering memorable guest experiences in a high-volume environment. Salary of $60K - $65KMonthly Bonus Medical, dental, and vision insurance Vacation Paid time off Life Insurance, Short-Term and Long-Term Disability Great career opportunities People-first company culture Great career opportunities: Company Description Since 1998, ResourceOne and its Recruiters have been leaders in the recruiting industry. Recruiting coast-to-coast, we offer personalized services to our clients to help find them their next Great Hire by delivering superior candidates like you! We focus on your needs and present real job openings to you that our clients are hiring for that are often times not advertised anywhere else. We keep your interest confidential and work hard to meet your needs for your next career step.
Company Description: Since 1998, ResourceOne and its Recruiters have been leaders in the recruiting industry. Recruiting coast-to-coast, we offer personalized services to our clients to help find them their next Great Hire by delivering superior candidates like you! We focus on your needs and present real job openings to you that our clients are hiring for that are often times not advertised anywhere else. We keep your interest confidential and work hard to meet your needs for your next career step.

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