Shift Supervisor — Lead a High-Energy Taco Team

Thrive Restaurant Group Career Center; Fayetteville (NC); On-site; USD 21,000 - 28,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive hourly pay

Free meals on shift

Health & wellness benefits

Flexible scheduling

Career path to Manager roles

Job summary

QDOBA Mexican Eats in Fayetteville, NC is seeking a passionate Shift Supervisor to lead a fast-paced team and deliver outstanding guest experiences. You’ll step in when the GM or AM isn’t on deck, guide your crew through busy shifts, coach staff, manage operations, and keep everything running smoothly from grill to register.

A hands-on leader who communicates well will thrive here. Flexible scheduling, competitive hourly pay, and free meals on your shift are part of the perks as you grow toward

Qualifications

• Previous restaurant or retail leadership experience.
• A natural leader who thrives in the hustle.
• Great communicator, team player, and cool under pressure.
• Flexible with hours (nights, weekends, and holidays).
• Delivers great food and great vibes.

Responsibilities

• Guide your team through flavorful, fast-paced shifts.
• Keep the vibes high and the guest experience exceptional.
• Support training and coaching—building up your crew each day.
• Help manage inventory, cash, and operations like a pro.
• Jump in wherever needed—register, grill, line, prep—you name it.
• Keep the place sparkling clean, safe, and running smoothly.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Teamwork

Flexibility

Job description

QDOBA Mexican Eats in Fayetteville, NC is seeking a passionate Shift Supervisor to lead a fast-paced team and deliver outstanding guest experiences. You’ll step in when the GM or AM isn’t on deck, guide your crew through busy shifts, coach staff, manage operations, and keep everything running smoothly from grill to register.

A hands-on leader who communicates well will thrive here. Flexible scheduling, competitive hourly pay, and free meals on your shift are part of the perks as you grow toward