Full-Time

Food & Beverage Operations Manager

Updated on 3/14/2025

Flow

Flow

201-500 employees

Develops rental properties fostering community connection

No salary listed

Mid, Senior

Miami, FL, USA

The job is onsite in Miami, FL.

Category
Quality Control & Compliance
Warehouse Operations
Operations & Logistics
Required Skills
Inventory Management
Requirements
  • 4+ years in food & beverage management or hospitality operations
  • Comfortable with P&L statements, budgeting, forecasting, and cost controls
  • Deeply care about delivering an exceptional guest experience
  • Thrive in a fast-paced environment and can navigate challenges with creativity and grace
  • Naturally build relationships, engage with the local scene, and understand the power of neighborhood connections
  • Physical stamina to manage inventory, lift boxes, and stay engaged throughout the day, with flexibility being key.
Responsibilities
  • Build, mentor, and inspire a diverse team
  • Ensure team has resources, training, and support for success
  • Set the tone for a positive work environment
  • Oversee all day-to-day operations
  • Responsible for meeting and exceeding sales, labor, and profitability goals
  • Ensure decisions reflect commitment to sustainability
  • Craft seamless, personalized experiences for guests
  • Bring fresh ideas to life through promotions and partnerships
  • Build relationships with locals and integrate into the neighborhood.

Flow Life focuses on transforming the rental housing market by creating communities that prioritize connection, well-being, and harmony with nature. The company develops and manages rental properties designed to foster a sense of belonging among residents, addressing the common issue of isolation felt by many renters. Flow Life's properties cater to urban renters who seek more than just a place to live; they want a vibrant community and opportunities for personal growth. The company generates revenue through rental income, attracting tenants willing to pay a premium for a supportive living environment. Flow Life's core values—give, grow, love, and commit—guide its mission to enhance the rental experience and help residents thrive in connected, fulfilling lives.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

Growth Equity (Venture Capital)

Total Funding

$340.5M

Headquarters

Miami, Florida

Founded

2022

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Digital wallets enhance financial transactions and community engagement in Flow's properties.
  • Sustainability-focused designs attract eco-conscious renters to Flow's living environments.
  • Remote work trends increase demand for Flow's properties with home office spaces.

What critics are saying

  • Digital wallet integration may face regulatory scrutiny and compliance challenges.
  • Technical and security challenges could affect user trust in Flow's digital wallet.
  • Adam Neumann's controversial history may pose reputational risks for Flow.

What makes Flow unique

  • Flow integrates smart home technology for enhanced convenience and energy efficiency.
  • Flow emphasizes community-driven living spaces, fostering social interaction and events.
  • Flow offers wellness amenities like fitness centers to attract health-conscious renters.

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Benefits

Medical, dental, and vision insurance plans

PTO

Commuter benefits

401(k) Plan

Monthly phone stipend

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

3%

1 year growth

2%

2 year growth

0%
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