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Slim Chickens in Arizona is seeking an Assistant General Manager at our Glendale location. This full-time role requires day and evening shifts (30-40 hrs) and focuses on guest experience, team development, and operational excellence.
You will lead a 25+ person team, manage labor and food costs, and coach staff to deliver outstanding guest experiences in a fast-paced setting. If you’re motivated, energetic, and ready to grow with a family-owned brand, this is your next step.
Location: Arizona | Type: Full-Time | Shifts: Day / Evening (30-40 hrs.) Restaurant Style: Fast, Fresh, Southern-Inspired Quick-Service
We’re not just opening restaurants—we’re building a brand. Slim Chickens is spreading across the U.S., and now we’re bringing our crispy, crave-worthy chicken and Southern hospitality to Arizona. Want to lead from the front? This is your shot to grow with a brand that’s all about real food, real people, and real opportunities.
We want ambitious, resilient leaders who thrive under pressure and know that delivering excellence requires grit and heart. At AZ Slims, our mission is clear: serve high-quality chicken, create memorable guest experiences, and develop a team that’s motivated to push boundaries and grow together. As a family-owned business with deep-rooted values, we believe great leadership fuels success.
You’re a bold leader who puts guests and your team front and center, even when the heat is on. You excel in fast-moving environments, lead by example, and inspire your team to deliver their best — especially during the busiest, most challenging shifts. This is not a “keep it running” kind of job. This is a “make it better every day” kind of leadership.
Step into a leadership role where every day brings new opportunities to make an impact. Join us and lead a team that’s passionate about delivering exceptional experiences.
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Compensation: To be discussed