General Manager - Slim Chickens - Camberley

Slim Chickens - Boparan Restaurant Group
London
10 months ago
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!Are you ready to take the lead in a fast-paced, fun, and buzzing environment? If you’re passionate about great food, amazing customer experiences, and want to make your mark in the restaurant world, Slim Chickens is looking for you!Why Slim Chickens?Slim Chickens is where Southern-inspired flavours meet a vibrant, modern vibe. We’re on a mission to serve up the best chicken around, and as we grow, we need a General Manager who’s as excited about our journey as we are.What You’ll Be Doing:Leading a team to deliver the ultimate customer experience.Running the show, making sure everything’s on point.Boosting sales and coming up with fresh, creative ideas to drive business.Keeping food quality, hygiene, and safety standards top-notch.Creating a fun and motivating work atmosphere where your team can thrive.Connecting with customers and making sure they leave with a smile.Analyzing the numbers and finding ways to make things even better.What We’re Looking For:Experience leading in a restaurant or similar fast-paced environment.A people person with the skills to inspire and motivate a team.Someone who lives and breathes hospitality and top-tier service.Great communicator, organised, and full of energy.A problem solver who’s hands-on and ready to take on challenges.Able to keep cool and focused in a busy setting.Flexible with shifts, including weekends and bank holidays – we’re always on the go!Why You’ll Love It Here:

We’re offering more than just a role; we’re offering a rewarding career path with exciting benefits:Feast on Savings: Enjoy 50% off your total bill for you and 5 friends across all our brands—because great food is meant to be shared!Exclusive Discounts: Access special offers on thousands of online and high-street retailers, plus restaurants, through our BRG Spark App.Stock Up on Favourites: Get 20% off at Carluccio’s retail gift shop & deli.Secure Your Future: Benefit from free mortgage advice and access to our Financial & Wellbeing Centre.Access Your Pay Anytime: With Wage Stream, you can tap into your earnings whenever you need them.Stay Well: Take advantage of our Healthcare Cashplan and Employee Assistance Programme (EAP).Referral Rewards: Earn bonuses by referring friends to join our team.Career Advancement: Enjoy excellent opportunities for growth and development within our diverse brand portfolio.Flexible Working: Find a work-life balance with flexible scheduling options.Performance Bonuses: Earn more with bonuses that reward your dedication and success.If you’re ready to step up, lead a team, and have a blast doing it, Slim Chickens is where you need to be! Apply Today – Let’s Make Chicken History Together!

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