Restaurant Manager - Urgently Hiring

Posted 11 days ago

panera bread waynesboroWaynesboro (VA)

Food Service Managers Full-Service Restaurants

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About the role

Are you looking for an awesome opportunity to grow your restaurant management career? Panera Bread - Waynesboro has the perfect opportunity for you. Panera Bread - Waynesboro is currently looking for a full time or part time Restaurant Manager for our Waynesboro, VA location. As a Restaurant Manager at Panera Bread - Waynesboro your responsibilities will include: -Seeks out and uses service-related guest feedback and takes appropriate action to continually improve the level of service, drive overall guest satisfaction, increase return visits, and reduce guest complaints. -Develops and implements plans to continually improve guest satisfaction in the areas of server attentiveness and table cleanliness. -Concentrates on training service personnel, to continually improve the guest experience. -Ensures safety sanitation, and security guidelines are followed at all times and immediately resolves any items identified in inspections. -Responsible for maintaining the company standards of products, services, and quality.

Nice to haves: -Previous experience as a restaurant manager or other roles in a restaurant setting -High School Diploma or GED Equivalent. -Possess excellent basic math skills and have the ability to operate a POS system. -Attention to detail -Ability to lead effectively We look forward to meeting you. Apply today to Panera Bread - Waynesboro for our full time or part time Restaurant Manager role. Hiring now!

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