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General Manager, Restaurant Reviews

What is it like working as a General Manager, Restaurant?

August 2014
General Manager, Restaurant:
Know who you are and what you are worth. Work for someone who appreciates you and will bend over backwards for you as you do for them.
August 2014
Consistency Is Key.
General Manager, Restaurant:
Systems are the key to success. Remember most of the time things are never as good as you think they are, but at the same time they usually are never as bad either!
July 2014
Love 5 he job.
General Manager, Restaurant:
Ask for enough money.....stay focused.
July 2014
Fine.
General Manager, Restaurant:
Pros: The people are very good and the clientele is not as bad as a Mcdonalds or Burger King. There are a fairly good amount of different things to do and it is not very hard work.
Cons: It is tedious. You get paid less than most other restaurants of similar volume. And the promotion opportunities are slim. At least, at Mcdonalds, there are a good amount of places to move up and money can get good, but not so much here.
July 2014
High Stress level.
General Manager, Restaurant:
Pros: The people I hire and my customers.
Cons: The Stress.
April 2014
Always Do the Very Best Everyday.
General Manager, Restaurant:
Sometimes, in the real world it does take time to find the right place to work. There is something out there for everyone. It took me over 20 years to find my place and niche - I call it my second home and I find it extremely rewarding. I learned something from everywhere I worked and I took what a learned to the next place. This transfer of information and skills lead me to be the best employee in each position; it also create a situation that each place I worked wanted me to stay and keep my job with them.
April 2014
Be Assertive And Learn As Much As Possible!
General Manager, Restaurant:
Ask questions, work hard and be assertive with your position. Resolve problems, create paths and help your workplace grow with innovative ideas.

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