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About the role

Host/Hostess Position Bad Daddy's Burger Bar is looking for a host/hostess to join the team! Open interviews! Come in any Monday-Wednesday from 2pm-5pm for an on-the-spot interview! What's in it for me? Great question! Weekly pay plus tips! Flexible schedules Employee discount! We promote almost exclusively from within for key hourly managers! Grow with us! Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Bad Daddy's Labor Day off (day after Labor Day) Eligible for company-matching benefits after 1 year for full-time employees. Matching 401K for all employees 21 and older after 1st month of employment (save that money!)You'll get to: Own each and every guest experience by greeting them, showing them a table, and keeping a clean and tidy restaurant! Be in a high-energy, high-volume fast-paced environment. Learn the ins and outs of a full-service restaurant with opportunities to cross-train! Opportunities to grow! We promote from within for our hourly manager positions! Meet some badass people along the way! As a host or hostess (with the most'est), it is your friendly smile and welcoming demeanor that our guests will notice first! You'll be the face of our team and the first interaction our guests have! Bad Daddy's is an equal opportunity and inclusive employer*Please note the host position could fall in line with these types of positions: server, cashier, bartender, customer service, supervisor, team trainer, crew member, and restaurant team member.

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