Wingstop Shift Lead/Assistant Manager
Wingstop Shift Lead/Assistant Manager
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Responsible for assisting and supporting the General Manager in meeting store goals, including covering for the General Manager's days off
- Assists in driving operational excellence by driving sales and controlling labor and food costs during shifts
- Follows all cash management and cash register policies and ensures proper cash management practices are followed by shift team
- Assure daily bank cash deposits and verify daily credit card batch settlement.
- Maintain permanent food safety and restaurant cleanliness in accordance with company policy and Wingstop SOP
- Assure that all food is handled, prepared, and served in accordance with Wingstop's SOP.
- Engage in professional conversation with customers to assure that their satisfaction is met.
- Address all HR matters that occur during your shift in accordance with the company's polices
- Complete weekly inventory and prepare and submit food and supply orders
- Perform daily tasks including but not limited to chicken counts, Figure 8, Position assignments, position task completions, Open workflow, Cash draw deposits, and Closing workflow.
- Must be willing to assist all other positions when necessary
- Work with a sense of urgency in a fast-paced environment Requirements:
- Minimum 6 months experience in restaurant or retail environment
- Must be able to open and close shifts as needed
- Prefer some experience using a computer and register (POS) system Additional Info:
- A qualified applicant believes in showing up to work on time, well-groomed with a clean uniform ready to work! They must work well with others, be self-motivated, reliable and have a strong work ethic.
- This position requires you to stand for up to 8 hours during a shift, be able to lift at least and/or move up to 50 pounds, and have full mobility of hands and arms while performing repetitive tasks. The above is not an all-inclusive job description
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