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Operations Manager The Ginger Brands

Operations Manager

Full Time • The Ginger Brands
Please note this position is for our NEW MIAMI LOCATION. Training will be split between our Delray and Miami venues. 
We are looking for an experienced and passionate Operations Manager to join our team.  THRōW Social is the most exciting thing to hit the country and we want you to be part of our Miami team!  We offer a one-of-a-kind concept with an amazing food and beverage selection, cabana service, and live entertainment in a spacious layout that is beautifully decorated.

As a Restaurant Operation Manager, your primary responsibility is to the customer, ensuring that every guest has a wonderful experience.  To be successful as a operations manager you should have excellent communication skills and a passion for customer service. You should be someone who leads by example, both in how you interact with your team as well as how to support our guests.

You will also assume a variety of responsibilities and duties such as recruiting and hiring restaurant staff, training, overseeing food quality, creating and executing operational strategies, enforcing menu standards, as well as greeting and serving restaurant guests, and supporting service. Below is a more exhaustive list of your expected duties.

JOB DUTIES:
  • Manage and oversee the entire venue operation
  • Deliver exceptional guest services 
  • Ensuring guest satisfaction
  • Plan new and update existing menus
  • Plan and develop the overall restaurant marketing strategy
  • Respond efficiently to customer questions and complaints
  • Organize and supervise shifts
  • Manage and lead staff
  • Develop hourly and salary staff
  • Terminate employees when necessary
  • Training and evaluating staff performance
  • Manage food cost, forecast requirements, and maintain inventory
  • Manage restaurant supplies including small wares
  • Control costs and minimize waste
  • Create and nurture a positive working environment 
  • Implement innovative strategies to improve productivity, sales, and food quality.

JOB REQUIREMENTS:
  • Ideally, 3- 5+ years of experience as a Restaurant General Manager or similar role
  • Ideally, 3- 5+ years of experience in customer service management
  • Extensive food and wine knowledge
  • Computer literacy
  • Very Detailed Oriented 
  • Familiarity with restaurant management software
  • Experience in event planning
  • Strong leadership, motivational, and people skills
  • Good financial management skills
  • Critical thinking and problem-solving skills
  • Team player
  • Adapt to Change
  • Good time-management skills
  • Great interpersonal and communication skill s
  • Culinary school diploma or BS degree in Business Administration
Complete our short application today!
Compensation: $65,000.00 - $80,000.00 per year

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Benefits and Perks

PTO
5 days paid vacation after 6 months of service and 10 days after the completion of 1 year of service, renewed annually.
PTO Payout
Corporate employees may receive a payout of 5 days of PTO per year as long as it is available and upon approval. Check with HR for details. You must have completed one year to be eligible.
Sick Leave
All salaried corporate employees receive 40 hours after 6 months of service. Sick leave will reset on your service date. There is no carryover.
Healthcare
Healthcare and Dental/Vision coverage will be available (if you choose) 30 days after your start date, beginning on the first day of the month. The company covers 50% of the medical cost, not including Dental or Vision. We offer a range of health insurance options to select from that will best suit your needs.
Retirement Plan
401 k will be offered at your 6-month date.