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Hiring immediately for full-time or part-time Host or Hostesses. Uphold our high safety and sanitation standards by completing sanitation practices at front door, host desk, lobby area and crowd control.
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A Restaurant Host/Hostess is responsible for welcoming guests and escorting them to their seats for dining in the hotel's continuing effort to deliver outstanding guest service and financial profitability.
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Finally, the Host will bid farewell to guests, using their name when known, and encourage them to return to the establishment. The Host will anticipate guests’ needs, and respond appropriately with a sense of urgency.
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Come join the Outback family as a Host/Server Assistant, where you will make each Guests day better with friendly, prompt, and attentive service. Come join the Outback family as a Host/Server Assistant, where you will make each Guests day better with friendly, prompt, and attentive service.
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As a Host/Hostess, you play a special role for our guests. As a Host/Hostess, you play a special role for our guests. Completing side work, clean and assist other team members as needed. Engaging in friendly conversation as you suggest new menu items, process payments, make correct change and help with the beverage orders for guests.
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The ideal take-out team member is guest-focused, can adapt to change easily, has the ability to solve problems and multi-task, and is proactive and approachable.
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This isn't just your next job - it's your opportunity to be part of an amazing team that delivers on our promise to meet and exceed our guest's experience the moment they walk through our doors!
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Ability to repeat the same movements for long periods of timeAbility to understand the speech of another personAbility to speak clearly so listeners can understandAbility to push and lift up to 50 lbsAbility to reach with hands and arms; climb stairs; balance; stoop, kneel, crouch or crawlDISCLAIMERThis job description is a summary of duties, which you as a Host/ess are expected to perform in your normal course of work.
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With a warm smile and friendly conversations, our host team members are responsible for creating a welcoming and safe environment for our guests' dining experience. As a host, you will ensure that various guest and team member touch points are regularly sanitized and disinfected.
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Is a team player and assists throughout the restaurant by bussing tables, delivering food and bar beverages, assisting with guests, and ensuring that every opportunity to WOW a customer is completed. International Franchise Association's Franchisee of the Year Award 2022, for Exemplifying Excellence in Local Community Service.
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Host/Hostess - AM (Part-time) Host/Hostess - AM (Part-time) In addition to working in the most beautiful oceanfront location in Laguna, we offer competitive and progressive benefits including complimentary meals.
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Overview As the global leader in third-party hotel management, our growing portfolio represents over 1,550 hotels in all 50 states and 22 countries, from top international lodging brands to luxury hotels, destination resorts and lifestyle hotels.
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Part Time & Full Time Host / Hostess / Front Desk crewmembers average pay is $400 - $800 / week. Once hired, you will be trained on Open Table to better assist with the guest experience, you will have hands-on training with certified trainers, and you will become an ambassador of our culture.
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Title: host Company: Stella Barra Pizzeria Santa Monica in San Juan Capistrano, CA
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