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Description This entry level management position assists the management team by ensuring total guest dining satisfaction. Qualifications Shift Leader Job Skills High School Diploma or GED; Sufficient strength and agility to lift and carry up to 50 lbs.
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This is a commission and bonus position, and while it is not salaried, typical first-year entry level agents average $41,000 - $62,000. Our Entry Level Insurance Sales Agents Come From Diverse Professional Backgrounds, Many Of Which Do Not Have Previous Sales Experience.
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Whether joining us as an intern or in an entry-level role, you can grow your skills and build your future. You'll work with a close-knit team to bring our mission of Serving Others to life.
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High level of integrity and honesty; will be responsible for handling cash. Maintains a high level of good customer service. Assist with unloading trucks. Fully cross-trained to assist with cash register operations, customer service and stock replenishment.
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This entry level management position assists the management team by ensuring total guest dining satisfaction. Good hearing, visual, English speaking, memory, writing, reading, math and organizational skills.
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