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Restaurant Manager Reviews

What is it like working as a Restaurant Manager?

May 2021
The rewarding aspects/moments get overshadowed by supervisory levels' lack of business ethics; from communication indiscretion to inappropriate business practices.
Restaurant Manager in Detroit:
Pros: Coaching crew members a professional skill-set based on hard work, discipline, and compassion
Cons: Still working mostly overnight shifts., and afternoons, 9 long years straight...affects both the amount and quality of time with my family. Lack of a routine in sleep, Work, and Life for so long has negative health consequences
March 2021
High cost of living, low living wage.
Restaurant Manager in Asheville:
Pros: variety of people
Cons: transient, homeless, so expensive to live here
February 2021
Not appreciated.
Restaurant Manager in Chilliwack:
Pros: The employees are great. Learned a lot. But now not treated well
Cons: The general manager does not appreciate his employees and insults them
January 2021
Annoying.
Restaurant Manager in Vancouver:
Pros: There are some kind people
Cons: Average yearly income is not nearly enough to offset the cost of living
January 2021
Excellent and challenging.
Restaurant Manager in Melbourne:
Pros: The faster paced work environment and the chance for business growth.
Cons: Commuting to and from work
January 2021
Love people. Love cooking and cash. Love knowing all kinds of people.
Restaurant Manager in Spring Hill:
Pros: The management
Cons: The pay and hours
January 2021
Restaurant Manager in Wilmington:
Good company, great people at the lower level. Upper management just did not care whatsoever and hide behind the ludacris motto of “family first”. Owners know that as soon as one manager leaves another will be there to take their place, they only care about the dollar. I worked 50+ hours a week for over 3 years with two vacations the entire time. Lost 40 hours of vacation one year because my time off was denied. Take the job, see for yourself. It’s a typical restaurant job with the same bs.

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