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A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A BACK OF HOUSE TEAM MEMBER - LINE COOK In this full- or part-time food service position, you help our restaurant run smoothly while having fun working alongside our kitchen team.
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Our high retention rate is proof that our leaders really enjoy working at Chick-fil-A.Job Types: Full-time, Part-timePay: From $9-$12.00 per hourBenefits:Flexible scheduleScholarship OpportunitiesFood provided each shiftLeadership opportunitiesPhysical Setting:Quick service & fast food restaurantSchedule:Day and Night shiftsWeekend availabilityMust be at least 16 years of age upon hire date.
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At Chick-fil-A, the Back of House Team Member role is more than just a job; it's an opportunity. In addition to working directly for an independent Owner/Operator, Back of House Team Members gain life experience that goes far beyond serving a great product in a friendly environment.
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As a BOH Team Member, you will support the kitchen team, assemble food & drink orders quickly and accurately, and ensure each guest leaves with a smile. We're looking for great Back of House Team Members at Chick-fil-A McAlester.
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At Chick-fil-A, the Team Member role is more than just a job, it's an opportunity. Work Directly With A Chick-fil-A Operator - The Operator is an independent business person, responsible for the operation of the restaurant, who invests time in his or her employees, teaching them important business skills for the future.
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Culture of Care - Work closely with the leadership team, who strives to show care to every team member and invests time in their employees, teaching them important business skills for the future.
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They are responsible for providing an exceptional dining experience for everyone they serve each day and for ensuring all guests receive signature Chick-fil-A service and food. Most Chick-fil-A restaurants are locally owned and operated by independent, franchised Operators who invest in the future of their Team Members and give back to their communities.
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Today, Chick-fil-A has the highest same-store sales and is the largest quick-service chicken restaurant chain in the United States based on annual system-wide sales. Today, Chick-fil-A is America's #1 fast food restaurant.
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Working at a Chick-fil-A® restaurant is more than a job – it’s an opportunity for teamwork and leadership development in a positive, people-focused environment.
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As a BOH Team Member, you will support the front of house team and ensure food is prepared consistent to our standards. Advertised pay rate is for full-time team members able to work 35+ hours per week and availability to open/close restaurant.
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Job Types : Full-time, Part-time Pay : $16.75 per hour Benefits: Sundays Off Flexible Hours Positive Work Environment Free Employee Meals Access to scholarships at up to $2500 per year Growth and Leadership Opportunity Specific benefits (Full-time Only) Physical setting: Quick service & fast food restaurant Shift: Morning shift Day shift Evening shift Work Location : In person Must be at least 16 years of age upon hire date.
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Our high retention rate is proof that team members really enjoy working at Chick-fil-A. Must be at least 18 years of age upon hire date. It's a Great Place to Work - At Chick-fil-A, our Operators consider their team members to be more than just employees, they are a highly valued part of each Chick-fil-A restaurant.
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Free Team Member Meal & Drinks While You Work Discount For You & Family/Friends When Not Working Flexible Schedules, Full & Part Time Shifts Available Closed Sundays Health, Vision, Dental, & Life Insurance (FT Employees) A DAY IN THE LIFE If you enjoy working in a fast-paced, casual food environment and you’re ready to work hard, we would love to have you join our team.
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Our Prep/Back of House position is the perfect way to start (or continue) your career and gain valuable experience in customer and food service. Our ideal candidate is friendly, flexible, and ready to collaborate and work alongside other team members to prepare food and maintain a tidy work area and kitchen; all while meeting company standards and following operational procedures.
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You must maintain this availability year-round to be eligible for the full-time rate. Our high retention rate is proof that team members really enjoy working at Chick-fil-A. In addition to working directly for an independent Operator, team members gain life experience that goes far beyond just serving a great product in a friendly environment.
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