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Proven experience as a cook in a fast-paced environment; fast casual or restaurant experience is a plus. - Cook and assemble dishes within set time frames, ensuring each order is executed consistently and according to standards.
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Must have knowledge of fast paced saut, pantry, and grill stations. A Fearless Line Cook will be a professional who takes pride in his/her/or their work. Premium PPO health and dental insurance through Independence Blue Cross for full time employees.
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Qualifications Requirements: Ability to work in a fast-paced environmentPreferred: At least one year of experience as a cook Benefits/Perks Day time shifts onlyYou can make nighttime money while working daytime hours, our restaurants close EVERY DAY at 3pm.
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Applicants must be skilled and motivated individuals who are committed to cooking great food in a professional, engaging, energetic and fast paced environment. Chef Ben Pollinger's The Hill, a modern American restaurant, in Closter, New Jersey is hiring line cooks.
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Line Cooks at Chipotle are responsible for preparing meals according to Chipotle’s recipes and standards. Manual dexterity able to operate cutting tools and kitchen utensils. This role demands precision and speed in cooking and assembling dishes while maintaining kitchen safety and cleanliness.
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