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JOB: Restaurant Assistant General Manager

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We’re Pacific Coast Hospitality…we recruit the best, most qualified leadership talent for top hospitality organizations across the western U.S. and British Columbia.

photo: Seattle, WA — Pacific Coast Hospitality hospitality recruitmentMarket Seattle, WA

Job Description  Guest focused, team oriented, results driven! Locally (Seattle) owned and operated emerging restaurant concept, slated for tremendous growth in the coming 3 years is seeking an experienced Restaurant Assistant General Manager candidate to lead this growth in its neighborhood gathering places. Expansion plans call for 20 restaurants by the end of 2016! Our restaurants’ design and menu were built to reflect an atmosphere for special hard-working people. It’s a place where friends and neighbors can gather to enjoy a really cold beer, unique beverages and some great food in a comfortable, fun, safe, and familiar environment. Our objective is to always hire the best leaders and team members and keep them. We want to be our neighborhoods employer of choice. Ultimately our most valued asset is our people and their relationship with the guest. Management team members are responsible for delivering financial, human resource, and operational results through:

  • Guest first focus and actions
  • Building loyalty
  • Setting and meeting expectations
  • Acting with high level of accountability
  • Internal mentoring and staff development
  • Keeping commitments and extending trust

Requirements Ideal candidate must have the following:

  • 2 years restaurant management experience for Department Manager position
  • College degree preferred
  • Passion for developing and mentoring a team
  • Track record of achieving financial results
  • Strong honesty, integrity and guest-oriented philosophy

Salary Range and Benefits

  •  Starting salary range is:$50,000 -$58,000/yr. for Assistant General Manager
  • Medical and  Dental Insurance Coverage
  • 14 days PTO per year
  • Generous Bonus Program distributed at every level of management
  • Annual Performance / Salary Review
  • Outstanding Growth Potential

Job Category Assistant General Manager

Job Type Full Time

If this position seems like you – please click on this link to submit your resume and cover letter. https://www.pacificcoasthospitality.com/careers-in-hospitality/  We will contact you via telephone or email for an initial interview.

Job: Restaurant General Manager

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We’re Pacific Coast Hospitality…we recruit the best, most qualified leadership talent for top hospitality organizations across the western U.S. and British Columbia.

photo: Honolulu, HI — Pacific Coast Hospitality. Restaurant Recruitment for Honolulu, HI

Market Honolulu, HI

Job Description 

We are seeking a talented Restaurant General Manager for a premier restaurant located in world famous Waikiki. Established in 2002, this high volume ($10 million annual sales) grill and bar prides itself on treating every guest like Ohana (family), with genuine aloha! Whether you’re a local, stopping in after a day at the beach or a visitor to Oahu, this is the perfect destination being only 150 steps to the gorgeous light blue waters of Waikiki Beach. With a fantastic selection of locally inspired dishes and out-of-this world cocktails, guests are guaranteed a memorable time. As one of the best restaurants in Honolulu, this restaurant brings together some of the most exciting and the most well-loved Waikiki Beach classics together into incredible dishes that guests have loved for years.

 Requirements Ideal candidate must have the following:

  • 3-5 years of General Management experience in a high volume full-service, structured dining establishment.
  • Strong knowledge of front and back of house operations including food, beverages, staff supervision,      inventory, food safety, service techniques, and guest interaction.
  • Strong understanding of cost and labor systems that lead to restaurant profitability.
  • Ability to work under pressure and deal with stressful situations during busy periods.
  • Strong communication and leadership skills combined with advanced computer and math skills

Salary Range & Benefits

  • Salary – $75k – $95k (Starting, Based On Experience Level )
  • Generous Performance Bonus
  • Monthly House Account
  • Employer Paid Complete Health Care Package
  • The Prestige of Leading One of the Highest Volume Restaurants in Hawaii

Job Category Restaurant General Manager

Job Type Full Time

If this position seems like you – please click on this link to submit your resume and cover letter. https://www.pacificcoasthospitality.com/careers-in-hospitality/  We will contact you via telephone or email for an initial interview.

Dressing For An Interview

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No matter the industry you are interviewing for, dressing professional tops any list of important interview tips.  If you are interviewing for a restaurant manager or chef position, it’s important to remember that these positions hold the primary day-to-day responsibilities of a business.  Interview candidates who look the part will be treated as such, as a professional.  It is important that you look the part.  Show that you have experience, education, and knowledge through your dress.  You must remember, looks are important.  An employer will be more likely to believe that you are ready and capable to execute excellent work if you appear in professional attire.

Here’s a few of our Do’s and Don’ts for interview dressing:

DO dress for success!

DO wear dark pants/skirt.

DO wear a tie (red is an excellent choice).

DON’T wear a short skirt.

DO shave facial hair.

DO pull back long hair.

DON’T over apply make up.

DON’T wear heavy perfume/cologne.

DO limit jewelry.

DON’T drink or smoke before the interview.

DO dress to cover your tattoos.

DON’T wear cooking attire.

 

You only have one chance to make a first impression.  Make it the best you can!

RESUME TIPS: What to Keep and What to Not

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One of the first steps in applying for a job is creating a resume of all previous work information, contact information, skills, etc. First impressions through a resume are a large determining factor for whether an employer will reach you to set up an interview or not.  Creating a resume is a process and its entirety should be planned out as well as edited frequently to ensure it’s continually up to date.

We’ve outlined a few things we frequently see on resumes from candidates, that should always be avoided:

Too big of an objective:

What’s the objective of your resume? Keep it simple- list your contact info, previous work info, personal skills and a few references.  Simplicity is key here in all descriptions of previous jobs and projects completed- get to the point quickly and leave small details for further conversation during an interview.

 

Irrelevant Job Experience:

Once your resume is created, it will need editing to cater to each of the job positions you are applying for. Highlight any previous work experience that is directly related to the desired position.  Avoid listing jobs on your resume which were extremely short-lived or negative.

 

Physical characteristics:

During an interview an employer will see your psychical appearance, there is no need to include personal details of hair color, height, weight, etc. on your resume.

 

Strange hobbies:

It’s ok to have outside extracurricular activities- but keep them outside your work life.  As exciting as some may be to you, an employer does not need to know about your full Star Wars collection or Michael Jackson music obsession.  You resume is to be about work related content.

 

Private matters:

Private matters can include, but are not limited to; personal life, relationships, hiring and firing of other positions, marital status, finances, social security numbers, living situation, etc. Keep the personal matters for another conversation when appropriate- it’s never a good idea to share your personal life before an interview.

 

Bad grammar and obscure words:

Along with keeping your resume simple, avoid big or unneeded wording.  Likewise, use spell check and have someone look over your resume before submissions to ensure no grammatical errors are present.

 

Unprofessional contact info:

You might have had an email years ago like “starballplayer@gmail.com” or “Lovergirl89@yahoo.com “….. These are unprofessional and it’s time to create a new email contact with just your name or possibly your name and a few numbers.  Similar, make sure your voicemail greeting  is professional and up to date.

 

 

 

GET IN TOUCH WITH PACIFIC COAST HOSPITALITY FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE STAFFING NEEDS:
write to us: askus@pacificcoasthospitality.com
give us a call: 503-720-5174