Greeter (Host or Hostess)
chop houseMadison (AL)
About the role
Chop House Job Opportunity At Chop House, we specialize in fresh seafood and premium aged steaks, as well as gourmet salads, pastas and more! Our team is fully committed to exceeding our guests' expectations by providing superior value and quality driven dining experiences. We pledge to make a positive difference to all those who make our success possible while providing opportunity for growth and prosperity for our organization and its team members. Full time and part time positions available. Greeters welcome entering guests, thank exiting guests, ensure a proper flow of the restaurant through seating of tables and managing of the wait, and answer phones, taking reservations for current and future dates.
Responsibilities:
- Prepared, in uniform & punctual for shifts
- Team player
- Team communication
- Performing assigned tasks
- Friendly & attentive customer service
- Daily completion of opening and closing checklists, and other daily duties
- Knowledge, skills, and abilities:
- Customer service skills
- Basic mathematical computation skills
- Ability to maintain professionalism at all times
- Ability to communicate clearly
- Ability to work well with others
- Ability to multi-task
Benefits & Perks:
- Flexible Schedules
- Health, Dental, Vision Insurance for you and your family, including prescription drug coverage
- Life Insurance
- Employee Assistance Program
- DiscountsFriendly Competitions
- Career Growth Opportunities
- Paid Vacation Time
- Excellent training and a leadership development program*Benefits are offered to team members who meet eligibility requirements
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