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Crew Members need to produce orders to a consistently high standard and understand that quality control is vital. All Crew Members also work closely with managers and their fellow Crew Members to make sure that the restaurant is meeting sales targets, and providing the highest quality of service to all customers.
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Before each Crew Member starts, they learn to use a variety of cleaning utensils and chemical cleaning products along with the correct protective equipment. A Crew Member will greet all customers with a smile, and be expected to provide customers with a quick and accurate service, and show sensitivity to their individual needs, both from behind the till as well as in the dining areas.
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Whatever you're looking for, McDonald's can help you make your own way, with challenging careers, quality benefits and the best opportunities around. A Crew Member will be expected to provide customers with a quick and accurate service, and show sensitivity to their individual needs, both from behind the till as well as in the dining areas.
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McDonald's is now hiring full and part-time crew members! At McDonald's, we're proud of the way we're creating an experience to remember! McDonald's is now hiring full and part-time crew members.
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As a Crew Member at McDonald's, you will be expected to provide customers with a quick and accurate service, and show sensitivity to their individual needs, both from behind the till as well as in the dining areas.
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