Production
0163 s gilbert st danville faDanville (IL)
About the role
STEAK N SHAKE IS HIRING TEAM MEMBERS looking to MAKE A DIFFERENCE! We have exciting times ahead! What we sell is an experience. We are looking for passionate people with a fun-loving attitude who provide a hospitable service. We offer flexible schedules on day shift and night shift. We are determined to be the employer of choice, placing employees first. We seek to be the maximum wage employer. We offer various stations to choose from (grill, drive thru, milkshakes, sandwich assembly). STEAK N SHAKE TEAM MEMBER JOB DESCRIPTION: Team Members deliver the gold standard in service by providing the highest quality burgers and shakes. They prepare, cook, and assemble the guest orders. They support an environment of teamwork and demonstrate the Golden Rule. YOU: Demonstrate the Golden Rule Have a competitive spirit and desire to win Possess high character and high competence Desire to improve the lives of others US: Desire to improve the lives of employees, customers, franchisees Committed to you and your successful journey We place trust above all else. This builds loyalty. Determined to be the employer of choice, placing employees first. We seek to be the maximum wage employer. Desire to lead and dominate the premium burger segment of the restaurant industry Our pace is fast, focused, and effective.
Benefits & Perks:
Employee discount, Flexible schedule, Employee assistance program, Paid Training Visit : www.steaknshakecareers.com We use eVerify to confirm U.S. Employment eligibility.
Compensation: To be discussed
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