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Potbelly got its start in 1977 as a small antique store that turned into a lines-out-the-door neighborhood sandwich shop. Potbelly got its start in 1977 as a small antique store that turned into a lines-out-the-door neighborhood sandwich shop.
$13 - $15 an hourExpandApply NowActive JobUpdated 6 days ago - UpvoteDownvoteShare Job
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Must be able to tolerate potential allergens: peanut products, egg, dairy, gluten, soy, seafood and shellfish. In Illinois certification is required through the Illinois Department of Public Health, while in all other states certification is required through the National Restaurant Association (ServSafe), National Registry of Food Safety Professionals or the National Environmental Health Association (Prometric.
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Follow standard Potbelly operating policies and procedures with essential areas of focus including but not limited to: FOCUS People Lead Associates on shifts, including assigning tasks (cleaning, line duties, opening/closing duties), providing feedback and training.
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Job Title: Shift Leader Department/Function: Operations Location: Field, in Shop Report to: General Manager/Assistant Manager Details: Nonexempt GENERAL DESCRIPTION Leads and behaves according to Potbelly Values.
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Count drawers and follow proper daily cash handling procedures. Put those awesome ingredients together, and there’s no telling what we’ll cook up next! ESSENTIAL PHYSICAL FUNCTIONSMust have the ability/stamina to work a minimum of 40 hours a week.
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Sales Lead Associates to open, transition, and close shifts without supervision. Must be able to tolerate higher levels of noise from music, customer and employee traffic. Should the Shift Leader or Manager fail to pass the certification requirements after two attempts, he or she will be not be qualified to continue to perform in a Shift Leader or Management capacity.
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Do you hunger for more? Must be able to exert well-paced and frequent mobility for periods of up to five hours. As a requirement of the position, all Shift Leaders and Managers must be trained and pass a Food Safety Certification course.
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Will frequently reach, feel, bend, stoop, carry, finely manipulate and key in data. Know and support appropriate personnel policies, labor laws and safety procedures. Minimum of 1 year supervisory experience in a restaurant or retail environment.
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Brand: Potbelly Address: 4300 Connecticut NW Washington, DC - 20008 Property Description: 000134 - Van Ness Property Number: 000134. EXPERIENE, EDUCATION AND BEHAVIORS Must represent Potbelly Advantage and Our Values.
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Prepare quality finished products (sandwiches, salads, soups, cookies, ice cream, etc.) Other Key Functions Restock food line, chips and cooler. Work multiple stations (load, dress, shakes, cash, prep, front) as directed by Manager or Shift Leader Deliver catering orders as detailed in the Catering Driver and Delivery Agreement.
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Report to: General Manager/Assistant Manager. Must have the ability/stamina to work a minimum of 40 hours a week. Lead Associates to open, transition, and close shifts without supervision. We continue to wake up every day with one goal: Make people happy through good vibes and delicious craveable food.
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Restock food line, chips and cooler. Clean tables, counters, floors, bathrooms, kitchen and utensils; take out trash. Work multiple stations (load, dress, shakes, cash, prep, front) as directed by Manager or Shift Leader.
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Must be able to tolerate potential allergens: peanut products, egg, dairy, gluten, soy, seafood and shellfish REQUIREMENTS Must represent The Potbelly Advantage and Our Values Excellent customer services skills.
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Develop musician schedule. Effectively drive neighborhood shop marketing and promotions to maximize sales potential, including sourcing and blitzing outside of shop for recruiting and marketing purposes.
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Ability to manage a fast-paced, high-volume shifts while providing excellent customer service. Before you knew it, we were serving up delicious food in a fun environment at more than 400 shops across the United States.
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