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Personal Statement: Millworks Bar & Grill
As an experienced and motivated manager with more than 15years supervisory experience and I am prepared to contribute to Millworks Bar & Grill’s goals in this role
My background includes leading operations, directing teams, and processes to drive business and customer service success within the restaurant sector. From training and developing employees and overseeing servers, to driving revenue increases I am skillful at managing personnel, and raising levels of guest satisfaction
Highlights of my experience include but are not limited:
• Strong interpersonal skills including proven competency in negotiation and conflict management
• Wide-ranging experience within all levels of restaurant
• Proven success in recruiting, training, managing and
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