General Manager
$70,000 - $85,000
ApplyGeneral Manager
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Director
SALARY
$70,000 - $85,000
About the role
- Own Full Shop Performance
- Take full accountability for shop-level P&L performance, including sales growth, labor productivity, food cost, and waste control
- Drive strong transaction growth and operational efficiency
- Analyze performance trends and take decisive action to improve results
- Operate with urgency to close performance gaps and deliver against targets
- Build and Develop High-Performing Teams
- Recruit, hire, and develop Assistant General Managers, Managers in Training, and hourly team members
- Create a culture of accountability, warmth, and high performance
- Conduct structured performance conversations and talent reviews
- Identify and develop future leaders to build a strong internal bench
- Deliver Exceptional Guest Experience
- Model Pret’s standards of hospitality on the shop floor
- Create a consistently warm, fast, and personal guest experience
- Coach in real time to improve service behaviors and guest engagement
- Act quickly to resolve guest concerns and protect the brand
- Operational Excellence and Compliance
- Ensure strict adherence to Pret’s recipes, food preparation standards, and product specifications
- Maintain high-quality, fresh food production throughout the day, minimizing waste while protecting availability
- Lead daily and weekly sales forecasting to accurately plan food production and labor
- Use historical data, sales trends, and upcoming promotions to optimize production levels
- Monitor waste and variance reporting, taking corrective action to improve forecasting accuracy
- Ensure full compliance with company policies, food safety, and health & safety regulations
- Maintain exceptional cleanliness and operational standards
- Required Experience 5+ years of management experience or equivalent leadership experience in restaurants, or hospitality environments
- Proven P&L ownership and financial accountability
- Experience developing and promoting internal talent
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