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The perks of being a Chick-fil-A Team Member include flexible hours, competitive pay, and a positive atmosphere! Kitchen Team MemberOverviewAt Chick-fil-A® the responsibility of our kitchen staff is to produce the highest quality food with precision and accuracy, continually observing and implementing the proper quality assurance and food-safety procedures.
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Ashley Furniture has a Growth Mindset, and once you join our team, you'll learn from the best in the business. Grow your Distribution Center career with a team of industry leaders that are rich with innovation and have a winning attitude.
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At Chick-fil-A, the Team Member role is more than just a job, it's an opportunity. As a BOH Team Member, you will support the kitchen team, assemble food orders quickly and accurately, and ensure each guest leaves with a smile.
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At Chick-fil-A Bloomington our Kitchen Team Member role is for those who will foster an environment of excellence in the preparation and presentation of food safely, quickly and efficiently, with the key aim of delivering a remarkable customer experience.
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Several employee groups report into this department, including the Resource Team (RNs, NAs, PCAs, and HUCs), RN House Senior Managers, SWAT RNs, and non-clinical roles (Transport, Staffers, Dispatchers, Placement Reps, and Spiritual Care.
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Team Members must be prepared and able to perform the duties inherent in other Team Member job descriptions. Come join the Whole Foods Market team where youll work in a professional environment, with the highest quality ingredients and have a true work-life balance.
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The Bloomberg Center for Public Innovation at Johns Hopkins University (the Center) seeks a i-team Civic Designer, Newport News, VA to support a new Newport News Innovation Team. Support the i-team and other city government colleagues in agile ways of working, including a high proficiency in using tools like Slack, Figma, Miro, Google Workspace, and work management software like Asana.
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Unleash your potential and chart a career path with us - our Founder & CEO started as a Truck Team Member, paving the way for Business Owners, Regional Managers, and more. Responsibilities : You'll team up with another Truck Team Member to operate our company vehicle (no special license required.
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Develop and maintain positive team member relations centered on mutual trust, dignity, respect, fairness, consistency, two-way communication, teamwork, and harmony. Performance requires mental alertness and sustained attention to needs of the department in terms of workflow, efficiency of operation, machine adjustment, and team member output.
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Ability to work as a team-player. Potbelly got its start in 1977 as a small antique store that turned into a lines-out-the-door neighborhood sandwich shop. Must be able to tolerate potential allergens: peanut products, egg, dairy, gluten, soy, seafood and shellfish.
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ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES: Perform station duties (fountain & frozen, dresser, front swamp, back swamp, grill, switchboard, expeditor, food prep, and drive-thru (if applicable
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Perks of being a Chick-fil-A Team Member include flexible hours, free meals, competitive pay, mentorship, college scholarships and book reimbursement, advancement, and of course, a positive atmosphere.
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Perks of being a Chick-fil-A Team Member include flexible hours, competitive pay and a positive atmosphere! As a Front of House Team Member you will:• Learn and describe Chick-fil-A menu items• Have the ability to effectively organize tasks, communicate with others and be able to manage change.
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Perks of being a Chick-fil-A Team Member include flexible hours, competitive pay, yearly scholarship opportunities and a positive atmosphere! Team members must be available a variety of weekdays and on both Friday and Saturday.
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Toyota Manufacturing is looking to develop new innovative solutions to support the future of mobility, and values being a member of a local and global community. As a company that has been one of DiversityInc's Top 50 Companies for Diversity and a member of The Billion Dollar Roundtable supporting minority and woman-owned suppliers for over 10 years, we are proud to be an equal opportunity employer that celebrates the diversity of the communities where we live and do business.
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