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Restaurant Assistant Manager Reviews
What is it like working as a Restaurant Assistant Manager?
November 2020
My native place and no communication problem than same time my goal achement in my life.
Restaurant Assistant Manager in Chennai:
Cons: Tamarai tech Park
September 2020
Horrible.
Restaurant Assistant Manager in Oklahoma City:
Pros: Depending on what area you might actually get some nice customers
Cons: Rude people, not enough pay,
September 2020
Lower Pay, More Fun.
Restaurant Assistant Manager in Morgantown:
Pros: It's a very relaxed town. The job market isn't very competitive if you aren't a student.
Cons: The pay is very low in regards to national average since it is a college town and there's plenty of employees but not a ton of business.
August 2020
Terrible.
Restaurant Assistant Manager in Elk Grove Village:
Pros: Nothing
Cons: Everything especially the racsicm aga I nst white people by Mexicans and the low wages
July 2020
This could be so much easier.
Restaurant Assistant Manager in Plattsmouth:
Pros: Seeing the employees I've invested in becoming managers and teaching newcomers.
Cons: Poor Communication and management training
July 2020
Covid did some damage.
Restaurant Assistant Manager in Springfield:
Pros: I love seeing how much people love our food. It’s pretty easy to please most people. Culture is good most of the time. Good training, standards, leadership. Not greasy.
Cons: My franchise handled covid very poorly. Our “Salary” was based on a 47.5 hour work week. So we were actually hourly. First thing they did when covid hit was say “no overtime” and “no sick, personal, or vacation days”. It is now the end of July and they have still not reinstated our sick leave or our full overtime. I’ve loved working for this company. But with a mortgage and a family it’s no longer financially viable.
July 2020
Good Company, difficult store.
Restaurant Assistant Manager in North:
Pros: My district manager is amazing, incredibly supportive, communicative, and always ready and willing to listen and help in any way he can. I've never seen anyone in his position so involved on the store level.
Cons: The general manager and a handful of employees that have been here a long while have developed bad habits that prevent new employees from feeling welcomed or being trained properly. No matter how hard I try to get a plan developed to improve things, nothing changes and I'm usually left dealing with the mess from this poor management
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