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Five Guys in Ocala, FL is seeking a General Manager to lead daily operations and inspire frontline teams. You will drive guest satisfaction, oversee shift performance, and manage costs to uphold the Five Guys standard of service and food quality.
We offer a salaried, non-exempt role with potential overtime and a performance-based bonus plan. Competitive benefits and opportunities for growth are included as the company expands across North America.
2701 SW College Rd
Unit #102
Ocala, FL 34474, USA
The pay for this position is salaried, non-exempt and starts at $50,000/annually with possible overtime. This position is also eligible for participation in performance-based bonus rewards.
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Five Guys Core Convictions:
We’re a group of people passionate about what we serve, who we are as a company and how we work as a team. All Five Guys employees are ready to pitch in and are fun to be around.
There’s nothing at Five Guys that didn’t come from a whole lot of trial and error by our owners, the Murrells, and the thousands of people who have joined our crew over the years. As long as we stay focused on giving customers the best experience each and every time, Five Guys will remain true to our roots as a family business, doing things the right way for the right reasons.
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It is the policy of Five Guys to provide equal employment opportunity (EEO) to all persons.
The Company strives to increase representation of women, people of color, veterans and individuals with disabilities in all areas of the Company.
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