Sandwich Maker - Full Time at County Line (Park Meadows)

Posted 3 days ago

snarfs worldwide holding companyLittleton (CO)

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About the role

Snarf's Sandwiches is coming to Centennial and South Englewood! For over 25 years people all over the Metro area (and beyond) have been keen to experience the delicious, oven-baked sandwiches with a quirky vibe and it is now in your area, and we are excited to grow with you! See why we are a great place to have fun and grow with giving the bigger chains a run for their money in delishiousness, pay, and perks!
The Job:
  • Assemble sandwiches and salads to customer order while following recipes and adhering to Snarf's standards
  • Greeting customers in a friendly and open manner
  • Writing orders legibly and accurately
  • Accurate cash and credit card handling
  • Answer the phone and take to-go order
  • Keep all work spaces clean and organized Maintain dining room cleanliness throughout High level of customer service
  • Right Across the Street from Park Meadows Mall, it will be fast-paced and busy!
  • Flexibly in schedule with a minimum of 35 hours availability including weekends and holidays (Closed Christmas and Thanksgiving) The Fun Stuff:
  • No mopping floors!
  • No Scrubbing Bathrooms!
  • No uniforms! (in reason and with health and safety in mind)
  • Free Employee Meal! (during scheduled shifts)
Tips with most averaging $7+ an hour! Must have a valid driver's license Ability to multi-task and perform in a fast-paced environment High energy, positive attitude, and team player Ability to stand for long periods Ability to lift up to 50 pounds Ability to follow direction and accept constructive feedback Prior experience in a fast-casual restaurant preferred but not required Basic math, writing, and computer skills Clean driving record, personal vehicle, and insurance for delivery drivers

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