Cities
Restaurant General Manager
Company
Taco Bell - Leeds St Johns
Location
Leeds
Salary
£34k a year
Posted
26 days ago
Via
via SimplyHired
Job Description
If you want to be part of a fast growing international brand then stop right there...
Restaurant General Managers are the GOAT (Greatest of All Time ?) You will lead all aspects in the Restaurant and support the team to provide customers with great food and a friendly experience. The Taco Bell Brand is all about Live Mas....the concept of Living More, Loving More and Enjoying More, this is an exciting opportunity to join a team that does just that.
In our colleagues we love to see an ability to lead a team through motivation and engagement. We are big fans of recognition and we love to say thank you and well done to our team! Restaurant General Managers need to be commercial animals and should demonstrate a strong drive to chase every sales opportunity going. The role requires strong coaching skills, communication at all levels and excellent presentation.
Our Restaurant Managers enjoy Free Tacos, they can take benefit of Flexible Working Patterns, they have the opportunity to earn Great Bonus and they can also join our Apprenticeship scheme to get educated to degree level while having fun!
INDMANAGE
Restaurant General Managers are the GOAT (Greatest of All Time ?) You will lead all aspects in the Restaurant and support the team to provide customers with great food and a friendly experience. The Taco Bell Brand is all about Live Mas....the concept of Living More, Loving More and Enjoying More, this is an exciting opportunity to join a team that does just that.
In our colleagues we love to see an ability to lead a team through motivation and engagement. We are big fans of recognition and we love to say thank you and well done to our team! Restaurant General Managers need to be commercial animals and should demonstrate a strong drive to chase every sales opportunity going. The role requires strong coaching skills, communication at all levels and excellent presentation.
Our Restaurant Managers enjoy Free Tacos, they can take benefit of Flexible Working Patterns, they have the opportunity to earn Great Bonus and they can also join our Apprenticeship scheme to get educated to degree level while having fun!
INDMANAGE
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