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The Assistant General Manager at a hospitality-focused establishment in Lake Mary, Florida works closely with the General Manager to ensure seamless daily operations, high service standards, safety compliance and cost efficiency. This role includes staff training, pre-opening activities, yield management and driving guest satisfaction to build a strong local reputation.
Ideal candidates hold a Bachelor’s in Hospitality, have 3+ years of management experience, and demonstrate problem-solving
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Lake Mary, FL, US
3 days ago Requisition ID: 1044
Salary Range: $40,000.00 To $45,000.00 Annually
About the Role:
The Assistant General Manager plays a pivotal role in supporting the General Manager to ensure the seamless operation of the restaurant or hospitality establishment. This position is responsible for overseeing daily activities across departments to maintain high standards of service, safety, and operational efficiency. The Assistant General Manager actively participates in pre-opening activities, staff training, and implementation of hospitality best practices to drive guest satisfaction and business growth. They are instrumental in managing food costs, yield management, and safety procedures to optimize profitability while ensuring compliance with industry regulations. Ultimately, this role contributes to creating a welcoming environment that fosters repeat business and a strong reputation within the accommodation and food services industry.
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Skills:
The required skills such as hotel management and hospitality management are essential for overseeing daily operations and ensuring guest satisfaction. Repetitive motions skills help maintain consistency and efficiency in routine tasks, which is critical in food service and housekeeping departments. Identifying and solving problems is a daily necessity to address operational challenges swiftly and maintain smooth service. Yield management skills are applied to optimize room rates and occupancy, directly impacting revenue. Knowledge of food costs and safety procedures ensures compliance with regulations and cost control, contributing to the overall profitability and reputation of the establishment.