Assistant General Manager General Labor - Washington, DC at Geebo

Assistant General Manager

We are looking for a Restaurant Assistant General Manager for a fun and vibrant DC concept.
We utilize the best organic ingredients in a fun, relaxed, one-of-a-kind setting.
We are looking for an AGM with good tenure who can bring high energy and passion for guest service to our eclectic team.
We have fun at our restaurant and want our managers to inspire and enlighten our guests and team daily.
If you are seeking a new opportunity with tons of growth potential, a great work environment, and progressive company culture, we would love to speak to you.
What you can expect from us:
A Generous Salary with an Annual Bonus Annual Bonus A Selection of Healthcare Plans to enroll in 401k PTO Two Weeks of Paid Vacation What you will be expected to do:
Oversee and ensure all company systems and policies are maintained Responsible for all controllable costs including labor, food, beverage and supplies Assisting with any and all floor positions when needed, including but not limited to, bar and expo Making people feel welcome and comfortable - treat every guest, employee and vendor with respect You will be the perfect fit if you have:
Minimum 2-3 years of full-service restaurant experience Upscale Casual Experience Prior high-volume management experience (minimum $3 million annually) Proficiency in POS, scheduling, reporting Must exemplify the highest standards of honesty, integrity, and mentorship Recommended Skills Coaching And Mentoring Leadership Scheduling Trustworthy Restaurant Operation Foods Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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