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David Careers

General Manager

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smithfields chicken n barbqGarner (NC)
Food Service ManagersFull-Service Restaurants

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$75-$90 K per year

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About the role

Job Description: Smithfield's Chicken 'N Bar-B-Q is seeking top performers who desire to take their career and earnings to the next level!*BONUS Potential once enrolled $30,000+ per year*General Manager Candidates Compensation and Benefits:
  • Top pay in the market, base salary $75-$90K per year
  • The latest closing time is 11 pm on Fri/SatRobust benefits package with M/D/V/401k/STDThree weeks of paid time off in the first year!
  • Huge monthly bonus potential based primarily on top-line sales growth
  • High-quality products and well-maintained facilities!
General Manager Qualifications:
  • Experienced restaurant leader, current or very recent experience with drive-thru.
  • Hands-on style of leadership
  • Upbeat personality
  • Solid communication skills and professional appearance
  • Standard-driven to deliver fantastic food, value, and customer service
  • Must be able to taste and handle all menu offerings
  • Ability to be on feet for extended periods and lift 50 lbs. from the ground
Note: this is a 5-day week, requiring Fri/Sat/Sun & most shifts are 8a-8p or 11a-11p. If you are tired of not getting days off or working crazy late nights- let's talk! Other roles are available, including hourly management roles with flexible scheduling.

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