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Past industry experience that would translate to success in this role: Crew member, customer service, fast food, new store opening, back of house, cashier, first job, barista.
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CLOSING Team Member. Store Number: 077. If you're in school, we'll work around your schedule! Please note: Part of our onboarding process includes screening all employees against the national sex offender registry, as we employ minors.
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Store Number: 069. Fully participate in delivering to every guest a WOW experience. Opportunity to grow within the company and move to hourly management roles and beyond. Taco Bell is looking for people who love serving customers, and want to be a part of a great restaurant company.
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Store Number: 081. Support and coaching on how respond to operational and business demands. With us you can earn/save for those thing you want, build a great career, and provide fast, fun and friendly service to our customers.
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Store Number: 101. Franchisees are independent business owners who set their own wage and benefit programs that can vary among franchisees.” Receive orders, process sales and cash, and manage customer issues.
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