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Line Cook - Part-time

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north point hospitalitySavannah (GA)

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About the role

Join Our TeamWe're looking for team members who are passionate about hospitality and dedicated to outstanding guest service. Bring your positive attitude and professionalism, and we'll help you build a rewarding career! Please note that this is a part-time opportunity.
Why Join Us?
  • Free Parking / On Bus RouteEarly Access to Earned WagesTravel Discounts
  • Competitive PayWhat you'll do (mostly this...other duties may be assigned):Prepares food menu items as directed
  • Practices safe handling of all food items, according to company process /policy and OSHA standards
What we're looking for:
  • Must be at least 18 years of age
  • High School or equivalent strongly preferred 1-3 years' experience
  • Must be able to follow directions and perform multiple tasks
  • Your best professional attitude
  • Ability to delight by anticipating guest needs and responding in a friendly, helpful manner
  • Ability to display a consistently caring and respectful attitude
  • Act as a gracious host to guests, vendors and candidates for employment
About North Point Hospitality North Point Hospitality was started in 1978 and is located in Atlanta, Georgia. We build high-quality hotels in popular areas. Over the years, we've worked with big hotel companies like Hilton and Marriott to create these projects. So far, we've built 38 hotels from the ground up, investing over $600 million. Today, we own and manage 9 hotels in the Southeast, including 8 that are part of the Hilton and Marriott brands. We're also working on 5 more hotels that are either being built or planned.

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