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Assistant Manager - Grab & Go - Wimbledon

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Exciting Leadership Opportunity: Assistant Manager – Grab & Go Concept
We are partnering with an innovative Grab & Go food concept that’s rapidly growing and looking for a passionate Assistant Manager to join their team in Wimbledon. This is a fantastic opportunity to support the leadership of a high-volume operation, deliver exceptional customer experiences, and develop your career with a brand that truly invests in its people.
This is more than just an Assistant Manager role – it’s an opportunity to be part of an exciting, fast-paced, and forward-thinking business where your contribution will make a real impact. With daytime hours only, you'll enjoy a great work-life balance while helping drive the success of a growing brand.
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We are seeking an experienced Assistant Manager, Deputy Manager, or Shift Manager from a high-volume Grab & Go, QSR, or fast-paced hospitality background who thrives in a customer-focused environment.
You'll have experience in:
- Supporting the day-to-day operation of a busy site
- Coaching, developing, and motivating team members
- Delivering exceptional customer service and food quality
- Driving operational standards and team performance
- Assisting with labour, stock, and cost controls
You'll be passionate about food, people, and delivering excellence, with the ambition to grow your career within an expanding business.
Key Responsibilities:
- Support the General Manager in the day-to-day running of the site
- Lead shifts and ensure smooth, efficient operations
- Maintain exceptional food quality and customer service standards
- Train, coach, and develop team members
- Assist with stock management, labour scheduling, and cost control
- Help create a positive, energetic, and people-first culture
- Step up to lead the business in the General Manager's absence


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Why This Role Is Amazing:
- Salary up to £36,000 plus bonus
- Excellent career progression and development opportunities
- Volunteer day opportunities to give back to the community
- Free meals during shifts
- Daytime hours offering a great work-life balance
If you're an ambitious hospitality leader looking for your next challenge with a growing Grab & Go brand, we'd love to hear from you.
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