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As an Applebee's Bartender, you will be mixing outstanding alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, so that you and the servers can deliver the best drink possible. For a copy of Flynn Group’s Workplace Privacy Notice, please visit.
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As a Bartender, you know what it takes to create a fun and welcoming environment at the bar, serving food in the bar area and preparing flavorful and satisfying beverages for all guests. In most jobs, everyone doesn’t spontaneously erupt into applause and start raining down high-fives.
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Role Overview Our bartenders mix more than a great drink!
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As a Bartender, this position will be responsible for providing friendly, attentive, and timely service to create an exceptional experience for all guests. Job Title: Bartender. At Hy-Vee our people are our strength.
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Come join our premier casino resort and entertainment destination as a bartender! SMSC has donated more than $350 million to organizations and causes and has contributed millions more to regional governments and infrastructure such as roads, water and sewer systems, and emergency services.
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