Barista/Retail Sales for Belted Goat Eatery - Full Time

Posted 6 days ago

fearrington housePittsboro (NC)

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Barista/Retail Sales for Belted Goat Eatery - Full TimeJoin the staff at the Belted Goat, our casual eatery and coffee shop in Fearrington Village. A barista is responsible for providing excellent customer care as you consistently prepare coffee and tea beverages to the highest standard, at a high volume. In addition to these tasks, you would be expected to maintain daily operations (cleaning, stocking, organizing) while also running the register and taking orders; continually building upon your skills and knowledge, and contributing to a positive team atmosphere.
Requirements:
  • Food and beverage experience, preferably barista experience
  • Ability to work under pressure and maintain a positive, vibrant attitude with a smile
  • Ability to work independently and self-motivated, yet also team oriented
  • A positive attitude with excellent communications skills
  • PunctualAbility to prioritize and manage time
  • Ability to read and interpret documents such as department manual
  • Ability to prioritize work tasks, multi-task, and maintain focus
  • Ability to communicate effectively with customers
  • Required frequently: walking, standing, bending, reaching, scooping
  • Required occasionally: kneeling, squatting, lifting up to 35 lbs
Qualifications: Food and beverage experience, preferably barista experience
Additional Information: All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines. Can Lift Up to 50 Lbs

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