Restaurant Assistant Manager
thrive restaurant groupGreenville (SC)
Restaurant Assistant Manager
Posted yesterday
thrive restaurant groupGreenville (SC)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Shift Supervisor Are you a born motivator with a passion for tacos, teamwork, and making the shift sizzle? QDOBA Mexican Eats is looking for a Shift Supervisor who's ready to bring their energy, leadership, and flavor game to the table. At QDOBA, you're not just taking on a shift—you're stepping into a vibrant, people-first culture built on purpose and positivity, powered by our Thrive Restaurant Group family. Your Shift, Your Stage: What You'll Be Rockin'As a Shift Supervisor, you'll be the go-to leader when the GM or AM isn't on deck. You'll: Guide your team through flavorful, fast-paced shifts Keep the vibes high and the guest experience even higher Support training and coaching—building up your crew each day Help manage inventory, cash, and operations like a pro Jump in wherever needed—register, grill, line, prep—you name itKeep the place sparkling clean, safe, and running smooth What You Bring to the Fiesta Previous restaurant or retail leadership experience = major plus A natural leader who thrives in the hustle Great communicator, team player, and cool under pressure Flexible with hours (nights, weekends, and holidays included) You're all about delivering great food and great vibes Why QDOBA? Because We Guac Hard. Competitive hourly pay + opportunity to grow Free meals on your shift (yes, tacos included) Health & wellness benefits (for eligible team members) Flexible scheduling Career path to Assistant Manager(s), GM, and beyond A people-first workplace where your voice matters Ready to take the lead on your shift? Join a team that celebrates flavor, values people, and brings heart to everything we do. At QDOBA, every shift is a chance to shine. QDOBA and Thrive Restaurant Group are Equal Opportunity Employers. We're proud to be a place where everyone can grow, thrive, and taco 'bout their future.
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