Barkeeper / Barmanager (m/f/x) in 1100 Vienna, Austria

Barkeeper / Barmanager (m/f/x)

as of now - full-time - in 1100 Vienna, Austria

As Europe's largest hostel chain, a&o is big, diverse and always has a smile. We realize our mission "everyone can travel" through low prices and steady growth. We have set ourselves the goal of being CO2-neutral by 2025.

To support our team at the a&o Hostel Wien Hbf. we are looking YOU - a Barkeeper (m/f/x) to manage our lobby bar.

We are also happy to consider applications for jobs as bartender, bar chef, mixologist, barman, barmaid, barkeeper, or career changer wishing to provide a great experience to our guests!

YOUR JOB

You take on the role of host
You prepare hot drinks, cold drinks, cocktails and alcoholic beverages
You interact with our guests
Cleaning and tidying up the bar
Managing the bar and its storerooms
Enforcing the quality and HACCP standards atthe bar
Closing of the cash register and orders as well as monthly stocktaking
Training and further education of your team

YOUR PROFILE

As a sales talent you are always communicative and open-minded
You inspire guests and motivate your team with enthusiasm
You have a high degree of assertiveness
You have already some experience in leading a team
You like to work in the evening or at night and also on weekends
You are fluent in German and English

OUR OFFER

You will be paid according to the collective agreement and of course receive a 13th and 14th salary.
Staff members stay for 1 Euro in all a&o hostels
Attractive corporate benefits such as discounted leisure activities and events
Dubsidized language courses
100% coverage of your public transport costs (job ticket)
Dupport for your further education in the form of various trainings
Of course we provide drinks, fruit and vegetables on a daily basis – and as hostel staff you can join your team for the meals served at the buffet
Seniority bonuses in the form of cash bonuses and additional vacation days
Room for the implementation of own ideas
Short decision-making processes and open communication