Server / Waitstaff

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waffle house j thomas ampBrookville (OH)

Waiters and WaitressesFull-Service Restaurants

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About the role

At Waffle House, we are not in the food business. We are in the People Business and we are hiring immediately for full time and part time cooks for (All Shifts).Being in the People Business, we don’t just take care of our customers. We take care of our people. Since 1955, we have provided a fulfilling, fun and rewarding career. Why join us? With our best-in-class training, you’ll earn well above what you might earn as a Cook at other similar restaurants. Medical, Dental, Vision, and Life insurance available Flexible schedules – Full time or Part time, Day or Night shift / Overnight shift Opportunities to advance to supervisor and management positions Paid weekly. Direct deposit and cash payroll available for weekly payout. The Role:As a Server, your job is all about delivering the Waffle House Hospitality experience to your Customers. You can expect to be on your feet the majority of your shift We have a team environment We need you to be a leader and a team player. Our busiest time is the weekends, - So, we’ll ask you to be available to work some weekends and some holidays Requirements:Entry level, no experience required Must have a positive and friendly attitude Must be 18 years old or older We are a strong, growing company dedicated to our Customers and Associates. We are hiring and would love to talk to you about being on our team. Pando Logic. Keywords: Waiter / Waitress, Location: Brookville, OH - 45309

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