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carrols restaurant groupSandston (VA)

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Burger King Team Member Bring the flavor. Bring the fire. Bring yourself. Welcome to the Flame-Grilled Life At Burger King, our Team Members are the face of the brand. You create great guest experiences by delivering quality food with speed, accuracy, and genuine hospitality. This role is perfect for someone who takes pride in their work, shows up ready to contribute, and enjoys being part of a high-energy team. You’ll work under the direction of the General Manager, Assistant Managers, and Shift Coordinators to maintain restaurant standards, serve guests efficiently, and keep operations running smoothly. If you’re dependable, positive, and ready to grow your skills in a fast-moving environment, you’ll thrive here.
What You’ll Do: Greet guests with a smile that’s as warm as our grill Take orders, process payments & keep the good times rolling Prepare and package food that looks dang good Keep the restaurant clean, tidy & proudly true to BK standards Follow health & safety guidelines Stock inventory like a pro Show up ready to roll for your shift Rock the BK uniform with confidence What You Bring At least 16 years of age Comfortable in a fast-paced, fun, environment Positive, real, people-first attitude Driven to keep learning, because more skills = more sizzle Why You’ll Love It Here* Weekly pay (yes, please) Meal discounts Flexible schedules Training and opportunities that level up your career Paid time off Medical, dental, vision & 401(k) Recognition programs & more *Benefits vary by location & eligibility. Actual pay varies based on experience, training, and location. Rates may differ due to state or local minimum wage requirements. Hourly team members are eligible for overtime according to applicable laws and Carrols policies. To learn more about our benefits, please visit: RBI Burger King Benefits. Carrols LLC is an equal opportunity employer.

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