FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the General Manager for Micromobility in Germany?
The primary responsibility is to manage and oversee operations in a region consisting of at least 5+ hubs and 10+ cities, leading a large Operations team and driving business growth and profitability.
What qualifications are required for the General Manager position?
Candidates should have 7+ years of proven and relevant experience in an operations management or general management role with P&L experience.
What skills are emphasized for the General Manager role?
Strong leadership and collaboration skills, excellent negotiation and communication skills in English and German, analytical and data-driven mindset, exceptional organization and project management skills, and a strong sense of ownership are all emphasized.
Is it necessary to have an MBA for the General Manager position?
An MBA and consulting experience is an added advantage but not mandatory.
What is the approach to decision-making for the General Manager?
The approach is governed by tactical and critical thinking methodologies, seeking to understand root causes as a basis for judgment calls.
How does Bolt promote its brand and services in Germany?
The General Manager will work closely with local authorities and policymakers to advocate and elevate Bolt’s brand, product, and service.
How is the work environment structured at Bolt?
The work environment is fast-paced and includes a hybrid format with a minimum of 2 days in the office each week, fostering strong connections and teamwork.
What kind of opportunities for professional growth are available?
Employees can accelerate their professional growth through unique career opportunities within the organization.
What is the company's stance on inclusivity?
Bolt believes in creating an inclusive environment where everyone is welcome, regardless of race, colour, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, age, or ability.
What wellness benefits are offered to employees?
Bolt provides wellness perks to take care of physical and mental health, though specific details may vary based on location and role.