Restaurant Leadership Development Manager (Nova Scotia)

Restaurant Leadership Development Manager (Nova Scotia)

08 Nov
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Boston Pizza International, Inc. (New Glasgow)
|
Nova Scotia

08 Nov

Boston Pizza International, Inc. (New Glasgow)

Nova Scotia

Develop restaurant teams and strengthen hospitality at Boston Pizza. This Assistant General Manager role combines leadership, coaching, and daily operational oversight.
You help ensure Guests and team members experience Boston Pizza positively from start to finish. The position oversees daily operations while managing Front of House training, development, staffing, scheduling, and performance. It suits a leader committed to workplace culture, food safety, brand standards, and continuous skill-building.
Key Responsibilities: Ensure excellent experiences for Guests and team members
Oversee Front of House training and development
Lead staffing, scheduling, and performance management
Share goals and challenges through effective communication




Contribute to a fun and secure workplace culture
Requirements: Leadership approach that works alongside team members
Commitment to Foundations of Hospitality and brand standards
Ability to maintain positive composure at work
Relationship-building skills across the restaurant team
Interest in continuous learning and skill-building
Combine restaurant operations, leadership development, and guest-focused hospitality as an Assistant General Manager at Boston Pizza.

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📌 Restaurant Leadership Development Manager (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Boston Pizza International, Inc. (New Glasgow)
📍 Nova Scotia

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