Restaurant Managers - Fast Casual - No Late Nights

Restaurant Managers - Fast Casual - No Late Nights

Houston, United States

Company
Monica Bell Hospitality
Location
Houston, TX
Job Type
Full-time
Salary
48,000–51,998 a year
Posted
2 days ago
Via
via ZipRecruiter

Job Description
We are a very well known, fast casual restaurant with many locations across D/FW & Houston. Our company is constantly growing and looking for high energy, quality managers to add to our team. We are very involved in the community, like to train & develop our team members and promote from within. If you are just getting started in your restaurant management career OR if you're an already well established manager we are the place for you
• Closed every major holiday.
• No late nights, most locations close at 9:00 pm at the latest.
• Room for upward mobility.
• Health/Medical benefits.
• Paid vacation time off.

Company DescriptionMonica Bell Team is the gold standard of recruiting companies who sets the bar for others to follow. We have been hired by our client to find quality people. We are a growing company that cares about our candidates. Fun environments to work in is what we do best! Our service to you is, as always, 100% free of cost! Let us show you what we can do for you and help find you a better job that pays more.
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