Actively Hiring a Restaurant GM! Great Culture, Growth, and Salary!

Actively Hiring a Restaurant GM! Great Culture, Growth, and Salary!


Company
EHS RECRUITING COMPANY
Location
Philadelphia, PA
Job Type
Full-time
Salary
80K–100K a year
Posted
2 days ago
Via
via ZipRecruiter

Job Description
Actively seeking a Restaurant General Manager for a strong corporate company with high service standards and a strong culture! Salary up to 100k+ with bonus

This company boasts an impressive portfolio of high-volume concepts with a HUGE opportunity for growth!

The Restaurant General Manager will:

· Have 3+ years of corporate management experience in similar role

· Have high-volume experience

· Have scratch kitchen background

· Ensure the utmost quality and consistency in food and service

· Have a passion for building, training, and leading a strong team

· Maintain the restaurant’s revenue, profitability, and quality goals

Company/Career Highlights:

· Great salary + bonus + benefits!

· HUGE opportunities to grow with this and other concepts in the company!

· Some of the best benefits in the country!

· Be proud of where you work!

· Outstanding discounts across all concepts and properties. WOW!

This opportunity will not last long!

APPLY TODAY!!

Company DescriptionWith 32 years in the recruiting industry and offices nationwide, EHS RECRUITING COMPANY has placed thousands of candidates nationally and internationally. EHS recruiters are career specialists who give our candidates first access to the best opportunities and partner to elevate and expedite the hiring process. We look forward to partnering with you!

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