Team Member
auntie annes pretzelsLas Vegas (NV)
About the role
Job Description:
Fun. Flexibility. Growth. Are you looking for a fun and exciting environment, flexible work schedule, or an opportunity for growth? Blending all of these together is the difference between a good job and a great career. Here, you will discover a balance between work life and personal life, as well amazing benefits for your health, future, family and happiness.
Duties & Responsibilities:
- Roll, Shape and Baked Pretzels
- Take customer food orders, enter order information into the point-of-sale terminal and accurately process payments
- Provide outstanding hospitality and service to all guests
- Maintain solid product knowledge to answer questions and make order suggestions.
- Maintain a safe and clean working environment by complying with procedures, rules, and regulations.
- Contribute to team efforts by accomplishing related results as needed
- Resolve customer complaints provide relevant informationREQUIREMENTSPrior experience is preferred but not required
- Flexible Schedule
- Customer Service-Oriented
- Reliable transportation
- Comfortable working on your feet for full shift
Reliable and hard-workingABOUT THE COMPANYAt Auntie Anne’s, a commitment to giving back isn’t merely a motto that hangs on a wall. It’s not a marketing stunt. From day one 30 years ago, giving back has been woven into the fabric of the company. “Auntie” Anne Beiler started baking pretzels to help fund her husband’s desire to provide free family counseling services for their community. He ultimately realized his dream and opened a counseling center. In, as she calls it, “a twist of fate,” Anne found her true calling as an unlikely entrepreneur, taking her business from a single farmer’s market stand to the world’s largest soft pretzel franchise. Throughout it all, Anne remained steadfast in her commitment to giving back, saying, “Caring for other people is the purpose of Auntie Anne’s.”
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