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General Manager

Posted 6 days ago

jimmy johnsFargo (ND)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

General Manager Opportunity This is a story about growing up but never getting old. Since day-one when our founder, Jimmy, opened his first Jimmy John's sandwich shop, we've had the determination and badassery to settle for nothing less than the best. We are in early every morning baking fresh bread and slicing vegetables, and we're not afraid to have a little (or a lot) of fun along the way. We succeed together as a family because let's be honest, nobody can compete with the Rockstars of Jimmy John's. Calling all Go-Getters. As a General Manager, you will oversee day-to-day restaurant operations. While managing food and labor costs, you will recruit, hire, and train team members helping them understand what success looks like. In other words: let's do whatever it takes to make kick-ass sandwiches for our customers. To qualify for this rockstar opportunity, you are eligible to work in the U.S. and meet the age requirements and experience outlined within the application. Let's get this bread. Be part of a culture of Go-Getters and Rockstars who succeed through goal setting, willingness to learn and a can-do attitude.
Perks include:
  • Advancement Opportunities
  • Employee Discounts*Monthly Bonus structure
  • Not sure if your experience aligns? We encourage you to apply. Sandwich lover or not, all backgrounds are welcome here.
  • Jimmy John's and its franchisees are equal opportunity employers.*Subject to availability and eligibility requirements.

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