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As a Student Food Services / Catering Worker, not only will you play an important part in helping us prep food and follow safety guidelines, but you’ll master customer service and social skills.
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The Barista Lead is responsible for helping train Baristas, processing transactions on the register/POS, following recipes to prepare coffees and beverages per specifications, and maintaining the coffee bar while delivering excellent customer service and meeting food safety policies.
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You will prepares and/or serve beverages and/or food to guests to ensure the highest quality of product and service standards to ensure guest satisfaction and maximize revenues and profitability by providing prompt and courteous food and beverage service in a fast-paced work environment.
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You will prepare and/or serve beverages and/or food to guests to ensure the highest quality of product and service standards to ensure guest satisfaction and maximize revenues and profitability by providing prompt and courteous food and beverage service in a fast-paced work environment.
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As a Barista you will fill a guest services role in supporting your hotel's financial goals of the daily operation of the Starbucks facilities and/or other areas of the Food and Beverage departments.
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Train and guide staff members in coffee and food preparation, customer service, cash handling, product knowledge and other processes and procedures. The Barista Lead crafts a memorable experience for our customers by providing timely service, quality beverages and products, and maintaining a clean and comfortable location environment.
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Must have a Food Service Manager Certification completed within 90 days of hire. The core duty of a Blossom Bar Team Member is to prepare menu items for our customers, while observing all food safety and quality control guidelines.
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