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Key words: restaurant, cook, line cook, dishwasher, cashier, register, customer service, fast food, busser, server, waitress, waiter, pizza, entry level, kitchen, prep. You will also be asked to operate hand-held appliances and simple restaurant equipment (industrial can opener, dough press, industrial dishwasher, etc.
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Even if you don’t have previous Restaurant experience, this position is entry-level (yes, that's no experience required) and we provide paid training for every new Restaurant Crewmember on the team.
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Even if you don’t have previous Restaurant Cashier experience, this position is entry-level (yes, that's no experience required) and we provide paid training for every new Restaurant Cashier on the team.
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Minimum of six months of restaurant management experience (QSR) or one year entry level retail management experience required. Being a Crew Leader at a SONIC Drive-In restaurant is the cherry on top of a Strawberry Banana Split Molten Cake Sundae.
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SONIC is a well established, quick service restaurant concept that has growth opportunities for managers in a fast casual dining restaurant company. Restaurant Shift Leader / Crew Leader.
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Prior experience as a restaurant general manager, assistant manager, supervisor, shift lead, crew lead, team lead or other restaurant management job is very helpful to the success at this job.
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The dishwasher position is a great entry position into the restaurant business with the ability to move up into a culinary position if desired. As a dishwasher you will be introduced to entry level food prep.
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The Restaurant Associate is an entry level opportunity that is responsible for providing prompt, efficient, safe, and courteous quality food service to the guest. Commitment to maintaining a clean, safe environment to ensure the restaurant is always customer ready.
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Requirements: Ability to work irregular hours, nights, weekends and holidays Minimum of six months of restaurant management experience (QSR) or one year entry level retail management experience required.
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This is an entry-level position with the opportunity to grow into a leadership or management role for qualified candidates. Candidates with experience in promotions, hospitality, restaurant, retail, or other customer-focused industries are encouraged to apply as people skills are essential in this sales role.
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