Company: Chick-fil-A Flatbush and Atlantic/ Clinton Hill
Location: Brooklyn, NY
Job Title: Team Leader
Compensation: $21.75/hour - $24/hour
Operation Hours: 5:30 am – 12:30 am (6 days a week, Monday- Saturday)
A Team Leader (TL) assists the FOH/BOH Manager and other members of the leadership team to run the day-to-day operations of a shift. A TL must be an ambassador for our brand/culture and build relationships with their peers and team members. Must assist with executing operational excellence in the FOH/ and kitchen. The TL works with all team members and helps monitor the quality of food and guest experience. This individual fosters team unity and delivers the highest professionalism and work ethic. This individual must have a passion for service, excellence, and people. The TL reports directly to the FOH/BOH Manager. We prefer a minimum age of 21+ years old and have an NY food handlers permit for this job.
NOTEWORTHY BEHAVIORS
What specific behaviors should a person in this position have to achieve SUCCESS and ORGANIZATIONAL IMPERATIVES?
Quick to connect
Careful with rules
Job Skill Behaviors
Demonstrates core values:
SUMMARY
This position focuses on working with and through others, building and maintaining relationships, and working closely and accurately within established guidelines. There is a need for an effective communicator who can stimulate and motivate others while being aware of and responsive to their needs and concerns. There will be many different people to meet and work with. The person in this position must be friendly and genuinely interested in the business, agenda, and needs of others, including the company, its management, the team, the company's customers, or all of the above. A persuasive teaching style is required to communicate the company's policies, programs, and systems. A faster-than-average pace will be the norm for this position. Detail work is a major focus of the job, and those details must be handled quickly, correctly, and efficiently. This portion of the work will often focus on relationships with others; correct handling of details dealing with others is necessary to maintain and grow relationships. If the job involves managing others, following up carefully, closely, and cheerfully is required to ensure both correct work and maintenance of the relationships. Necessary corrections must be made in a constructive, supportive manner. As time is usually a factor, the work must be done on time and correctly. This is a position where guidelines, structure, and established policies must be followed fairly closely while working with and for others.
JOB CHARACTERISTICS
Quality Improvement Visit (QIV)
Daily S.A.F.E Assessment
Food Cost/Inventory Management
Labor Cost Management
EDUCATION
• High School Diploma or equivalent, Bachelor’s Degree plus
WORK SCHEDULE AND SECONDARY RESPONSIBILITIES
• Hours are not guaranteed but are predictably assigned in accordance with the NYC Fair Work Week Law. Hours are subject to change based on business needs and are assigned based on an individual’s availability, work performance, and dependability.
• Can work a minimum of 30 hours a week, but not more than 40 per week
*It is the employee’s responsibility to monitor weekly hours. Any unapproved overtime is subject to disciplinary actions and/or termination
• Must be available to work on Saturdays
• When multiple leaders are scheduled for a shift, the manager may have to assume the responsibilities of a regular team member.
WORK ENVIRONMENT
The work hours can be long and physically demanding, so employees may find the job tiring. The restaurant environment is likely to be noisy and busy, which can all be stressful. Managers and other members of the leadership team are also on their feet for most of the shift, so comfortable shoes need to be worn, and the job is not suitable for anyone with back problems. Stamina and physical strength are also important, as employees are expected to lift and carry heavy items regularly (at least 25 lbs). Leaders may be expected to start work very early or work at night. Team morale and positivity are very important and a part of the Chick-fil-A culture.
Working at a Chick-fil-A® restaurant is more than a job – it’s an opportunity for teamwork and leadership development in a positive, people-focused environment. Most Chick-fil-A restaurants are locally owned and operated by independent, franchised Operators who invest in the future of their Team Members and give back to their communities.