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JITB DM Routine Visit Checklist

by Cyntia Montalvo, from the Community

30+

This district manager routine visit checklist supports Jack in the Box and similar quick service restaurants. It covers exterior and lobby cleanliness, menu boards, restrooms, back of house organization, equipment maintenance, FSC and planning tools, prep lists, positioning, guest service and uniforms, scheduling, training on the Jenius iPad, sales performance, needed repairs, and action items with SMART goals.

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