Front of House Team Member
Posted 10 days ago
chickfilaGrovetown (GA)
Fast Food and Counter WorkersLimited-Service Restaurants
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$10.00 an hour
About the role
Chick-fil-A Team Member OpportunityAt Chick-fil-A, we are always keeping an eye out for applicants who are friendly, enthusiastic, and who genuinely enjoy serving guests. Team members who work at Chick-fil-A are given skills and life experiences that go beyond serving a great product in a friendly environment. The experiences we can provide you are an excellent stepping-stone to a successful future in the world of business. We also offer many other great benefits such as:Starting pay: $10.00 an hour for our Front of House Team MembersFree break meals while workingFlexible schedule with Sundays offScholarship opportunitiesLeadership opportunitiesDaily opportunities to "Leave a Legacy of Impact" on our local communityTasks you will perform:Some tasks you will may perform include (but are not limited to):Serving guests in these areas: Front Counter, Drive-Thru, and Dining RoomBagging fresh, hot meals for delivery to our guestsMaking our beverages and signature dessert itemsBeing the "face" of the Chick-fil-A brandCleaning areas of the restaurant in order to provide a safe and clean environment for Team Members and GuestsExhibit the ability to:Treat all Guests and Team Members with honor, dignity, and respect at all timesWork efficiently in a high-paced environmentBe guest-focused and team-mindedProvide warm, genuine, enthusiastic, and connected service at all timesBe responsible with moneyHave fun!
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