Bottle Girls / Servers - $24.00/hour - Fort Myers

Posted 17 days ago

fort myers cocktailFort Myers (FL)

Waiters and Waitresses Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages)

SENIORITY

Entry

SALARY

$24.00 per hour

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About the role

Exciting PT/FT opportunity for positive, customer service oriented individuals for upscale, private cocktail club / lounge! College students looking to supplement income during the school year and summer are welcome to apply! $24.00/hour. No tipping allowed. CASH OPTION AVAILABLE. Multiple franchises throughout the U.S., including Fort Myers, FL! Must be open to working in a high end, fast paced club environment! Our clientele consists primarily of older, professional men. Immediate Hire! No experience required. Entry level is OK. Must be 18 years or older. Training provided. If you'd like to receive a quicker response please email some photos to Kristin at or text them to. This site does not allow attachments. Please call to hear a recording about the job. This is an 805 area code but the club is located in Fort Myers, just east of downtown. Please follow the instructions in the recording carefully! Once again, to hear the recording, call. You can call 24/7. Weekends and holidays are OK. Please be prepared with pen and paper if we are unable to pick up. It's OK to be persistent! We hire regularly throughout the calendar year and you are always welcome to apply. If you can't get through the first time please keep trying! Make sure to include your full name, phone number and location. Please do not respond if you're not going to include your phone number! Info regarding your pertinent work experience, work availability, pics, resume will be helpful as well. Those applicants who take the time to submit photos (they don't need to be professional!) can expect to get priority!

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