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Whether you have experience as a customer service associate, retail team member, cashier, restaurant server, kitchen lead, cook, prep cook, drive thru cashier or any other restaurant or service-oriented role - we have a position for you.
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Note: If you have experience working in any of the following types of jobs, we encourage you to apply: Sales Associate, Customer Service Representative, Retail Associate, Store Associate, Hospitality and Hotel, Front Desk Agent, Leasing Agent, Rental Agent (i.e. car rental, RV rental, storage rental, apartment rental, etc.
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A Restaurant Crewmember has the primary responsibility of providing a positive Customer experience, including ensuring all food orders are prepared to Raising Cane’s standards and working in various areas of the Restaurant (Cashier, Front Counter, Dining Room, Kitchen, Food Prep, Grill and Drive-Thru, etc.
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Cashier, customer service, retail or foodservice experience is great, but not required. We are committed to ensuring our employees receive proper training so they can confidently provide excellent customer service to our customers every time they visit.
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What will I do as a Retail Cashier/Customer Service Associate? You spend most of your day operating a register, but don’t worry, there are plenty of other things to do, such as cleaning, stocking shelves, receiving deliveries and providing excellent customer service.
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Costco is looking for retail cashiers/customer service/team members to join our growing company. As a cahsier/customer service associate you will be responsible for processing member orders, collecting payment, and providing the high level of customer service that our members expect.
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You are an ambass Cashier, Front End, Benefits, Service, Retail, Grocery. You might be the first, last, and sometimes only associate a customer interacts with. That's why it's so important to smile, greet, and thank every customer.
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Job DescriptionAt Office Depot Inc., the Retail Sales Advisor is a part-time role providing exceptional customer service by performing duties as cashier, provides logistics support, stocking, restocking, down stocking, inventory control, cleaning the store, and protecting company assets.
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Previous customer service/ cashier experience in a retail environment. Helping others, understanding a customers needs and in turn provide an amazing customer service experience while having fun doing it.
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Cashier, customer service, retail sales or foodservice experience is great, but not required. The Restaurant Associate is an entry level opportunity that is responsible for providing prompt, efficient, safe, and courteous quality food service to the guest.
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At Office Depot Inc., the Retail Sales Advisor is a part-time role providing exceptional customer service by performing duties as cashier, provides logistics support, stocking, restocking, down stocking, inventory control, cleaning the store, and protecting company assets.
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Greets every JOANN customer and uses the F.A.S.T. service model to meet the customer's needs. Assists with training new Team Members on running the register, cutting fabric, stocking shelves, and customer service.
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Provides exceptional customer service by performing duties as cashier, provides logistics support, stocking, restocking, down stocking, inventory control, cleaning the store, and protecting company assets.
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Responsible for assisting the Customer Servi Associate, Food, Cashier, Sales, Customer Service, Retail, Grocery. To provide fast, easy, flexible and friendly service to our customers through the achievement of Food Lion customer service standards.
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