Culver's Williston ND Assistant Manager
culversWilliston (ND)
About the role
Culver’s is looking for Restaurant Crew Chiefs (Supervisors) If you have a passion for restaurant industry and desire to serve others, then this job is for you!
We offer: Competitive wages
Comprehensive training programs
Career development
Meal discounts
Paid time off and insurance benefits for eligible team members
And much, much more!
Responsibilities:
Run shifts effectively to provide great food and excellent guest service
Demonstrate positive and effective role modeling for team members as a coach and mentor to support the development of a high performing team
Maintain compliance with operational and food safety procedures
Qualifications:
Demonstrated passion and leadership
Strong communication and organization skills
A genuine smiling personality!
1 - 2 years of restaurant experience is preferred
We've made it our commitment that any guest who chooses Culver's leaves happy - and that means creating a great experience for you too!
In 1984, Craig and Lea Culver, along with Craig’s parents George and Ruth, opened the very first Culver's in the family’s beloved hometown of Sauk City, Wisconsin, and began serving ButterBurgers® and Frozen Custard.
Craveable as our signature combination is, the Culver family knew right away that although the business is centered around the food, it is really about the people. While folks can vividly recall the first time they bit into a ButterBurger or tasted a scoop of rich, creamy Fresh Frozen Custard, it’s our way of welcoming guests that truly makes Culver’s delicious.
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