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This technology spawned the slogan “Service at the Speed of Sound,” which translated to one word: SONIC. Troy Smith Sr. aptly changed the name from Top Hat to SONIC Drive-In in 1959.
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You’ll work Fountain & Frozen, Food Production, Grill, Fryer, Switchboard and, if applicable, Drive-Thru. SONIC Drive-In is a food service mecca, and our Restaurant Team Member is at the center.
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At Sonic Drive-In, we’re not just serving up delicious drinks and snacks—we’re creating memorable experiences! Apply today and start creating delicious drinks and unforgettable experiences with Sonic Drive-In.
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As a Team Member, you'll play a key role in bringing our mouthwatering menu to life and delighting our customers with exceptional service. Whether you’re working as a Carhop, a Cook, running the Fountain, or a Crew Member, you’ll be a vital part of our energetic team.
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You’ll work Fountain & Frozen, Food Production, Grill, Fryer, Switchboard and, if applicable, Drive-Thru. SONIC Drive-In is a food service mecca, and our Crew Member is at the center.
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Skating Carhop servers are unique to the SONIC Drive-In restaurant brand and bring a special "surprise and delight" element to the guest experience. Sure, classic cars and vintage threads may be things of the past, but the Sonic Drive-In experience will always be groovy, right on, awesome, wicked, fab, the bee's knees, cruisin.
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Experience is not required, but it’s a cherry on the sundae if you have previous experience in customer service, cashiering, cooking, food handling, basic math, drive-thru, safety standards, or fast-food restaurants.
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Inspire Brands is a multi-brand restaurant company whose portfolio includes nearly 32,000 Arby’s, Baskin-Robbins, Buffalo Wild Wings, Dunkin’, Jimmy John’s, and SONIC Drive-In restaurants worldwide.
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Like a Chili Cheese Coney, the SONIC Drive-In Restaurant Team Member position is a savory plethora of food service responsibilities rolled into one. Restaurant Team Member duties may include:Taking orders and making accurate changes quicklyProviding food service to our guests with enthusiasmPackaging all menu items and checking for product quality and consistencyPreparing drinks and ice cream treats Preparing food orders, cooking on the grill, operating the fry station as needed Cleaning the drive-in restaurants.
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Being an Assistant Manager at a SONIC Drive-In restaurant is the cherry on top of a Strawberry Banana Split Molten Cake Sundae. Additional SONIC Drive-In Assistant Manager Qualifications.
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As a SONIC Drive-In restaurant General Manager, you are indeed a general-leading your troops in a never-ending campaign to give America an infinitely more delicious food service experience.
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Here at SONIC Drive-in, our priority isn’t just great service, it’s great experiences. You’re responsible for serving and delivering that food safely and efficiently, ensuring our guests have a truly out-of-this-world experience at SONIC Drive-In restaurants.
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Being a Carhop (aka super cool food server) is like being an astronaut, only you work in a drive-in restaurant instead of space, and the food’s way better. That’s why our drive-in makes your burgers with 100% pure beef patties, prepares hand-made onion rings, and serves real ice cream.
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As required by applicable law, SONIC Drive-In franchise organizations will make reasonable accommodations to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the job.
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As a SONIC Drive-In General Manager, you are responsible for overseeing and managing the daily operations of the Drive-In to provide quality food in a clean, safe, and efficient manner so that guests will have an enjoyable experience at the Sonic Drive-In. As the highest management position within the Drive-In, you are accountable for the Drive-In and its operations.
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