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The ideal candidate would have a minimum of 3-5 years of multi-unit or similar management experience in fast-casual, QSR, or full-service restaurant settings. 3-5 years of multi-unit or similar management experience in fast-casual, QSR, or full-service restaurant settings.
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A minimum of 2 years' experience as a kitchen manager/managing back-of-house operations, either in Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) or full-service restaurant. Deliver restaurant sales and service times by removing any barriers to success.
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3+ years' experience in a restaurant management role, either in Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) or full-service restaurant. Schedule daily labor requirements that meet the needs of the business and provide great customer service experiences.
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The Customer Service Representative will take customer orders via phone, email and fax, scan/file the daily orders, and assist with daily reporting. Job Title: Customer Service Representative.
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The Customer Service Order Processor will take down customer orders, explain options and answer customer questions, and helping our team process and fulfill orders as needed. The Customer Service Order Processor will take down customer orders, explain options and answer customer questions, and helping our team process and fulfill orders as needed.
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