Creamery Manager
millies homemade ice creamPittsburgh (PA)
About the role
Millie's Homemade Ice Cream Management Opportunity At Millie's Homemade Ice Cream, we make and serve ice cream that makes people smile. We utilize local, organic, fair-trade, and seasonal ingredients to handcraft our super-premium ice cream, which we sell both wholesale and retail in our growing number of scoop shops.
It's important to us that our customers AND our employees have a great experience, every time they walk into the building. We value teamwork, work ethic, positivity, and friendly customer service above all else. And a passion for ice cream made with thoughtfully curated ingredients sure doesn't hurt! We are currently training and hiring management candidates: Shop Managers & Shift Leads. All management personnel must be courteous, fun, comfortable in roles of authority, and have a passion and demonstrable skill for customer service.
Positions are full-time, and we require full availability and flexibility (days, nights, weekends).
Must have dependable transportation and must maintain a working cell phone.
Minimum of 1 year of employment in retail or foodservice is preferred but not required.
Management positions require minimum of 2 years managerial experience.
Serv Safe certifications are preferred, but not required.
Pay and benefits commensurate with experience and position.
If you'd like to join the Millie's family, please:
email a resume to, and
include a short letter of intent of position that mentions:
availability restrictions that you have with regard to both the interview process as well as your long-term schedule
references
desired start date.
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