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With over 15 years of hospitality experience and crucial knowledge of the food and beverage industry, McGinley has held leadership positions at some of the most prestigious restaurants and hotels across the country. After completing his Bachelors Degree from Fordham University, McGinley began his career in hospitality as a Dining Room Manager for CGM in 2005, which was the parent company for Ono at The Gansevoort, where he also handled hotel experiences for The Gansevoort and The Renaissance. He...

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If you’re looking for a change or a new position, why not consider working for Ocean Point Inn and Resort where you will be treated with respect, kindness and competitive compensation. We are looking for an experienced Dining Room Manager with...

If you’re looking for a change or a new position, why not consider working for Ocean Point Inn and Resort where you will be treated with respect, kindness and competitive compensation. We are looking for an experienced Dining Room Manager with...

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Category:  Employment LINDSEY’S IS HOLDING OPEN INTERVIEWS FEBRUARY 11TH AND 12TH FROM 11:00AM – 3:00PM Now hiring: • Chefs • Kitchen Manager • Line Cooks • Prep Cooks • Dishwashers • Dining Room Manager • Waitstaff • Bartenders Join our busy long-standing family restaurant with OVER 70 years and still going strong. We are NOT a chain. We are an old-fashioned family restaurant that cooks from scratch and takes pride in our high level of service. We are looking for enthusias...

>> jeremiah: why are these limes so nasty? dump them. horrible. thats unacceptable, guys. you cant, you cant -- >> bartender 1: no, no, of course, absolutely. >> jeremiah: you know what i tell the kitchen is, how much would you want to pay for that? >> bartender 1: i wouldnt pay for that. >> jeremiah: would you put it in your mouth? would you put it in your drink? >> bartender 2: no. >> jeremiah: were asking people to pay for it, so -- but anyway, you know, you know this. >> andrew: when jeremia...

>> jeremiah: why are these limes so nasty? dump them. horrible. thats unacceptable, guys. you cant, you cant -- >> bartender 1: no, no, of course, absolutely. >> jeremiah: you know what i tell the kitchen is, how much would you want to pay for that? >> bartender 1: i wouldnt pay for that. >> jeremiah: would you put it in your mouth? would you put it in your drink? >> bartender 2: no. >> jeremiah: were asking people to pay for it, so -- but anyway, you know, you know this. >> andrew: when jeremia...

Him beyond the kitchen, that relationship needs to be calibrated, you know, at every restaurant where the chef is not also the owner. >> jeremiah: why are these limes so nasty? dump them. horrible. thats unacceptable, guys. you cant, you cant -- >> bartender 1: no, no, of course, absolutely. >> jeremiah: you know what i tell the kitchen is, how much would you want to pay for that? >> bartender 1: i wouldnt pay for that. >> jeremiah: would you put it in your mouth? would you put it in your drink?...

Also the owner. >> jeremiah: why are these limes so nasty? dump them. horrible. thats unacceptable, guys. you cant, you cant -- >> bartender 1: no, no, of course, absolutely. >> jeremiah: you know what i tell the kitchen is, how much would you want to pay for that? >> bartender 1: i wouldnt pay for that. >> jeremiah: would you put it in your mouth? would you put it in your drink? >> bartender 2: no. >> jeremiah: were asking people to pay for it, so -- but anyway, you know, you know this. >> andr...