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General Manager – Family Entertainment Center
The Hub Trampoline Park | Council Bluffs, Iowa
Salary: $55,000 per year + monthly bonus
Job Type: Full-Time
Schedule: Approximately 40 hours per week, including Saturdays and Sundays
About The Hub
The Hub Trampoline Park is a family entertainment destination in Council Bluffs, Iowa, offering trampoline attractions, an arcade, ninja warrior activities, birthday parties, group events, and food and beverage options.
We are looking for an experienced, motivated, hands-on General Manager to take ownership of daily operations and lead our team. This is an opportunity for someone who enjoys working with people, building a strong team, improving business operations, and creating an outstanding experience for families and guests.
We are looking for a leader who takes initiative, follows through, solves problems, and doesn't wait to be told what needs to be done.
Position Summary
The General Manager is responsible for the overall daily operation and performance of The Hub. This person will oversee employees, scheduling, hiring, training, guest experience, safety, cleanliness, inventory, birthday party sales, and operational procedures.
The ideal candidate is organized, technologically comfortable, confident in making decisions, and capable of managing a team independently. We are looking for someone who takes pride in the facility, holds employees accountable, and understands that a successful business requires consistent attention to both the guest experience and the bottom line.
This is a leadership position with real responsibility and decision-making authority and the opportunity for growth.
Key Responsibilities, Leadership & Employee Management
- Recruit, interview, hire, onboard, train, coach, and terminate employees.
- Independently make employee hiring and termination decisions within company policies and approved staffing budgets.
- Lead, motivate, and hold employees accountable for performance, attendance, customer service, and job responsibilities.
- Supervise and develop the Assistant Manager and other shift leaders.
- Conduct employee evaluations and address performance concerns promptly.
- Build a positive, professional, team-oriented work environment.
Scheduling & Labor Management
- Create and publish employee schedules at least two weeks in advance.
- Manage employee availability, shift coverage, attendance, and labor costs.
- Maintain appropriate staffing levels based on business volume and operational needs.
- Monitor overtime and control labor expenses within the approved budget.
Technology & Workforce Management
The Hub uses Workforce as its primary employee management and operational platform. The General Manager is expected to become proficient in its features and use the system to its fullest potential.
Responsibilities include:
- Managing employee schedules and communication through Workforce.
- Creating daily, weekly, and monthly task lists.
- Building position-specific checklists for front desk, court monitors, concessions, party hosts, cleaning staff, and management.
- Setting up task assignments and completion requirements, including clock-out restrictions where supported by the system.
- Monitoring employee task completion and holding staff accountable.
- Reviewing and approving employee timesheets daily.
- Verifying hours, missed punches, clock-ins, clock-outs, and breaks before payroll processing.
- Using Workforce reporting and communication features to improve operational efficiency.
FEC Playbook & AI Communication Management
The Hub is implementing FEC Playbook, an integration platform with AI features designed to automate guest communication, website inquiries, and birthday party sales workflows.
The General Manager will be responsible for actively managing this system.
Responsibilities include:
- Checking the FEC Playbook dashboard multiple times throughout the day.
- Monitoring incoming website inquiries and birthday party leads.
- Reviewing AI-generated communications for accuracy and professionalism.
- Following up personally on inquiries that require additional attention.
- Ensuring potential birthday party customers receive timely communication.
- Keeping pricing, packages, promotions, and availability information accurate.
- Monitoring lead activity and booking conversions.
- Identifying opportunities to improve customer response and increase birthday party bookings.
The GM is accountable for the guest experience and sales opportunities managed through this platform. AI is a tool to improve efficiency, not a replacement for management oversight.
Daily Operations, Safety & Guest Experience
- Maintain a clean, safe, organized, and welcoming facility.
- Conduct regular facility walks and safety inspections.
- Ensure employees follow park rules, safety procedures, and applicable industry standards.
- Oversee opening and closing procedures.
- Manage guest concerns and ensure problems are handled professionally.
- Oversee birthday parties, group events, school events, and special activities.
- Monitor guest feedback and online reviews.
- Coordinate maintenance and repairs and ensure facility issues are addressed promptly.
- Ensure employees are properly trained on safety, customer service, and operational procedures.
Inventory & Financial Accountability
- Oversee inventory counts, ordering, and purchasing of operating supplies.
- Monitor concessions inventory, party supplies, socks, wristbands, cleaning products, and other supplies.
- Control waste and identify opportunities to reduce operating expenses.
- Monitor sales, memberships, birthday party bookings, labor costs, and other business performance indicators.
- Handle or oversee cash reconciliation, register balancing, and deposit procedures.
- Provide regular operating reports and updates to the owner.
Schedule Requirements
This is a full-time position averaging approximately 40 hours per week.
Working both Saturday and Sunday is a required part of this position. Weekday shifts will be arranged around operational needs. The General Manager must be present during busy business periods, weekends, and special events.
This is a hands-on management position. The GM is expected to be visible, engaged, and actively involved in daily operations.
Qualifications & Skills
The ideal candidate will have:
- Previous management or leadership experience.
- Experience supervising, hiring, and developing employees.
- Strong organizational and time-management skills.
- Excellent communication and problem-solving abilities.
- Strong customer service and conflict-resolution skills.
- Comfort using technology, scheduling software, reporting tools, and digital management platforms.
- The ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.
- Strong judgment and the confidence to make independent decisions.
- A proactive mindset and a strong sense of accountability.
- The ability to lead by example and maintain a positive team culture.
Experience in family entertainment centers, trampoline parks, recreation, hospitality, retail, restaurants, or other customer-facing businesses is preferred.
Experience with Workforce or FEC Playbook is not required. The ability and willingness to learn and fully utilize these platforms is essential.
What We Are Looking For
We want someone who:
- Takes ownership rather than waiting for direction.
- Notices problems and takes action to solve them.
- Holds employees accountable while treating them fairly.
- Understands the importance of cleanliness, safety, and customer experience.
- Is comfortable making decisions and managing people independently.
- Uses technology to stay organized and improve business operations.
- Understands that birthday parties, guest inquiries, memberships, and repeat customers are important to business success.
- Communicates effectively with ownership and follows through on commitments.
Our goal is to hire a General Manager who can confidently run the day-to-day operation, develop a strong team, and consistently deliver results.
Compensation
- Annual salary: $55,000.
- Full-time position, approximately 40 hours per week.
- Opportunity to take ownership of a well-established family entertainment business.
How to Apply
If you are a strong leader who enjoys managing people, improving operations, and creating great customer experiences, we would love to hear from you.
Please submit your resume and tell us about your management experience and why you would be a great fit to lead The Hub Trampoline Park.
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: From $55,000.00 per year
Benefits:
- Employee discount
- Paid time off
- Paid training
Application Question(s):
- What customer service experience do you have? Please be specific.
- Please describe your team management experience. How many people have you managed? What did your daily tasks look like when managing your team? What were your goals on a monthly basis when managing your team?
- Have you been to The Hub?
- What do you think you could bring to The Hub team and other managers? The more information the better!
- This position is mandatory weekends- your days off will be weekdays. Our current hours of operation are: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Noon to 8pm. Friday noon to 10pm, Saturday 10am to 10pm and Sunday 10am to 9pm. We are closed on Mondays. Are you available to work evenings and weekends?
Ability to Commute:
- Council Bluffs, IA 51503 (Required)
Work Location: In person
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Top Industries Hiring
- Technology & Software
- Construction & Real Estate
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in hub manager jobs.
- 3-5 years of experience managing warehouse, distribution, or hub operations
- Proven ability to lead and schedule large hourly workforces across multiple shifts
- Proficiency with warehouse management systems and routing or dispatch software
- Strong knowledge of safety compliance standards including OSHA regulations
- Experience meeting volume, throughput, and on-time performance targets consistently
- Bachelor's degree in logistics, supply chain, business, or a related field preferred
Tips for Your Hub Manager Job Search
Quantify throughput and volume metrics
Hub managers are hired on operational results, so your resume needs numbers: packages processed per shift, on-time dispatch rates, and headcount you've supervised. Generic descriptions of daily duties won't separate you from other applicants in this field.
Highlight multi-shift scheduling experience
Many hub manager roles run 24-hour operations across two or three shifts. If you've built or owned a shift schedule for a large hourly workforce, say so explicitly. That detail signals readiness for the job's hardest ongoing responsibility.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists hub manager openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target postings by hub type and volume
A last-mile delivery hub, an air cargo hub, and a regional fulfillment center all use the title hub manager but require different expertise. Read postings for volume tiers and hub classification before applying so your cover letter addresses what that operation actually needs.
Prepare scenario answers for safety incidents
Interviewers for hub manager roles almost always ask how you've handled an injury, a near-miss, or a failed audit. Prepare two or three specific examples with outcomes, because vague answers about valuing safety culture will cost you the offer.
Negotiate start date around peak cycles
Hub operations have hard capacity deadlines tied to peak shipping seasons. If you're negotiating an offer, avoid start dates that land you in the middle of peak with no ramp time. Proposing a start that gives you two to four weeks before peak begins shows operational awareness.
Hub Manager Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most hub managers?
OnTrac, Amazon, and Cushman & Wakefield are hiring the most hub managers right now, with openings concentrated in New York, Georgia, and Illinois, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Logistics carriers, e-commerce fulfillment operators, and regional delivery networks tend to post the most volume year-round.
How many hub manager jobs are remote?
About 67% of hub manager openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting the hands-on nature of most hub operations. The sub-areas most likely to offer remote or hybrid arrangements include regional oversight roles, hub network planning, and performance analytics positions that sit above the floor level.
How do you become a hub manager?
Start in an hourly or lead role inside a warehouse, fulfillment center, or delivery hub to build floor-level operational knowledge. Move into a supervisor or assistant manager position where you own shift performance and headcount. Develop fluency with warehouse management systems, safety compliance, and volume reporting. Most hub manager promotions come from candidates who've already run a shift end-to-end.
Can you get hired as a hub manager with little experience?
Some smaller regional hubs and growing last-mile operators hire candidates into associate hub manager or hub manager trainee roles with limited direct management experience. Your path in is demonstrating strong floor-level performance, shift-lead or lead driver experience, and familiarity with dispatch or routing tools. Framing your resume around measurable results, even from non-management roles, closes the experience gap faster than credentials alone.
What does the hub manager interview process look like?
Most hub manager interviews run two to three rounds. The first is a recruiter screen covering your operations background and availability. The second is a panel or hiring manager interview with scenario-based questions on safety incidents, underperforming shifts, and staffing shortfalls. Final rounds often include a facility walkthrough where you're expected to identify operational gaps or ask informed questions about current throughput challenges.
Where can I find and apply to hub manager jobs?
You can find and apply to hub manager jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Find roles that match your experience and apply directly to each listing.
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