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Develop and ensure the preparation of hot, cold and non-alcoholic cocktails and drinks, in compliance with quality standards Design and develop the beverage menu according to trends, seasonality and customer expectations Supervise the quality, freshness and traceability of products, as well as the respect of HACCP standards and hygiene rules Manage, plan and coordinate the bar’s team, ensure the performance of the products. optimize purchases and contribute to the profitability of the bar activity Ensure compliance with regulations relating to the sale and service of alcoholic beverages Ensure the quality of reception and service in accordance with the standards of the establishment Manage customer remarks and complaints with professionalism and contribute to their satisfactionProfile: Holder of a CAP / BEP in Bac+2 in hotel-restaurant, bar or mixology With three years of experience in bar, including a first experience in team management Mastery of bar techniques and mixology, with a good knowledge of spirits Good mastery of inventory management and HACCPAptitude standards confirmed in team coaching, organization and coordination of work Good sense of creativity, rigor, responsiveness, sense of service and team spirit
Sector: Management and Manufacturing
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