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This position reports to the Dining Services Manager and/or other staff person assigned by the Director of Dining Services.
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This position reports to the Dining Services Manager and/or other staff person assigned by the Director of Dining Services.
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As a Host/Hostess you will greet and seat all guests in a friendly manner and assist in maintaining the overall guest flow of the restaurant and engage in guest readiness behaviors. Guest readiness duties including stocking, cleaning host and foyer area, clearing tables, rolling silver, and maintaining overall dining room and foyer presentation.
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As a member of an energetic team, the host/hostess may also need to answer the phones and fill to-go orders when needed. Our restaurant gets busy, which means our host/hostess will need to monitor a waiting list, manage a floor chart with available tables, and be able to communicate with guests who are waiting.
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If you take pride in providing a warm welcome and love making people feel special, then we want to hear from you!
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To get joy out of making others smile To ensure that the music doesn't stop To enjoy having fun and still be able to deliverSo, what exactly does a Cashier & Host/Hostess do at Johnny Rockets:SUMMARY: Create a lively and entertaining experience while serving all-American burgers, shakes and fries.
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Qualifications Our Host position requires no previous experience but a great personality is a must. The role of the host is key because you make the first and last impression on our guests and we want it to be a great one.
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Unidine is hiring immediately for a part time HOST/HOSTESS position. Requirement: Previous host/hostess experience is a plus. Full-time and part-time positions offer the following benefits to associates: Retirement Plan, Associate Shopping Program, Health and Wellness Programs, Discount Marketplace, Identity Theft Protection, Pet Insurance, and Voluntary Benefits, including Critical Illness Insurance, Accident Insurance, Hospital Indemnity Insurance, Legal Services, and Choice Auto and Home Program.
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Prior experience not required but is highly desirable in one of the following roles and brands: host, hostess, greeter, maitre d, matradee, maitres d or other part time FOH restaurant jobs at Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza, Yard House, Tap 42, Lazy Dog, Cheesecake Factory, TGI Fridays, Longhorn, True Food Kitchen, Maggiano's, Chick-fil-A.
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As a host, you’ll greet guests at the door, determine where they’d like to sit and guide them to their table while making casual conversation. On the ball: you can quickly and accurately manage guest seating and wait times before dining.
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Our Hosts play an important role in our daily operations by being our "first and last impression".
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Chuck E. Cheese (CEC) is a great place for a first-time job seeker or a place to build an exciting career.
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