Delivery Driver- EARN UP TO $25/HR w/Tips
pizza hutAzle (TX)
Delivery Driver- EARN UP TO $25/HR w/Tips
Posted 4 days ago
pizza hutAzle (TX)
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$25/Hr
About the role
Delivery Driver- Earn Up To $25/Hr W/Tips507 CENTRAL DRIVE, Azle, TX ID#d593b99a-b2bf-4dd6-8b44-61ec35e5cc2c$20-$25 Buckle up, hit the open road and start making hungry people happy as a delivery driver for Pizza Hut. That's right, we'll pay you to cruise around in your mobile office - your car - listening to your own tunes and delivering great pizza - and pasta. What more could you want? Independence, good music and great food - with tips! Sound good?
Requirements:
- Besides your smile, energy and reliable set of wheels, here's what you'll need for this job:
- A clean driving record: If you're on a first name basis with the people at traffic court, this probably isn't the right job for you. Safety is our priority. You'll also need a valid driver's license, insurance and reliable vehicle.
- Friendly demeanor: Smile, tell a joke - treat our customers like you would your family and friends. Think of it this way - a smile and a kind word can mean the difference between a wallet full of tips and just some extra change for your cup holder.
- Keen sense of direction: You should know how to read a map and find your way around your delivery area. Think of all of the short cuts you'll learn!
- Age restrictions: Our delivery drivers need to be at least 18 years old.
- Dress the part: We'll provide you with a uniform. We just ask that you keep it clean and come to work wearing it.
- Just a few more things: You'll need some basic math skills, the desire to work as part of a team and enthusiasm for learning. 2 years of driver experience is required.
Additional Information:
Keep in mind, this is just basic information. You'll find out more after you apply.
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