Restaurant Management specialists are responsible for overseeing the proper functioning of several aspects of restaurants, including dining rooms, kitchen areas, front of the house, dish washing areas, etc. Some professionals working on this field are Kitchen Managers, Restaurant Managers, Executive Chefs, among other workers. The first specialists are required to monitor the operation of dish washing and kitchen areas, while Restaurant Managers oversee the front of the house, including the serving staff and the dining area.

Restaurant Management specialists usually perform many of the following tasks:
• Creating schedules for employees.
• Maintaining restaurant equipment.
• Developing budgets.
• Supervising staff members.
• Ensuring that health codes are followed.

• Being able to perform various tasks at the same time.
• Having social intelligence.
• Being self-motivated.
• Having customer service skills.
• Being able to meet strict deadlines.
• Having good communication skills.
• Being able to motivate others.
• Having decision-making skills.
• Being polite.
• Having interpersonal skills.

Candidates for Restaurant Management jobs need to have different types of training programs and courses related to this industry. There are courses about Specialized Hospitality that last three to four years and provide suitable skills for students. These programs consist of one year of grilling kitchen training, another year for theory and an internship in hotels during the remaining period. Some employers require candidates having college education and prior experience in business administration sector. Experience for this business can be obtained by working at different restaurants, hotels, and outdoor events. Some restaurant chains offer sponsor executive apprenticeship programs for future restaurant managers.