Customer Service Representative (CSR) (09351) - 1020 Park Avenue

Posted 2 days ago

xapplyBaltimore (MD)

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About the role

JOIN THE TEAM THAT DELIVERS MORE THAN JUST PIZZA! Be the Voice. Be the Energy. Be the Difference. Great things are happening at Domino's—and we want you to be part of it! We're looking for upbeat, reliable Customer Service Representatives (CSRs) who bring energy, enthusiasm, and a passion for great service. Whether you're helping a customer choose their favorite toppings or making a perfect pizza, you're the face of our brand and the heartbeat of our stores.
Why Join Us? We promote from within—99% of franchise owners started as CSRs, drivers, or managers! Opportunities to grow into leadership roles Flexible scheduling that works for you Competitive pay Fun, fast-paced team environment Employee discounts on all your favorites
What You'll Do: Greet customers in person and over the phone with a friendly, positive attitude Take accurate food orders and enter them into our point-of-sale system Prepare food while maintaining Domino's quality and food safety standards Keep the store clean, organized, and welcoming Handle customer concerns with care and professionalism Jump in wherever needed to support your team
What We're Looking For: Must be 16 years or older (18+ may be required for specific tasks or shifts) Great communication and people skills Basic math and computer skills Able to thrive in a fast-paced environment Customer service or restaurant experience is a plus but not required You're not just joining a job—you're starting a career with a company that believes in your potential. This job description is not intended to be a comprehensive list of the duties and responsibilities of the position. Pizza Tigers LLC may modify the duties and responsibilities of the position in its sole discretion at any time without notice.

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