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Prepares fountain drinks and ice cream items. Performs all duties in the Basic Stations (Fountain & Frozen, Dresser, Front Swamp, Back Swamp, Grill, Switchboard, Expeditor, Food Prep, Carhop, Skating Carhop and if applicable, Drive-Thru) as needed and depending on store volume, during a shift to ensure the preparation (portion control), temperature, packaging, appearance, presentation, taste and service of all menu items meet operational standards.
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They will prepare and serve drinks for the bar and dining room guests and servers, by insuring quality of service, recipes and operational standards. Prepare drinks for guests accurately and quickly during meal periods, either directly at the bar or for dining guests by way of servers.
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Taking orders and serving drinks and snacks to bar customers. A good job candidate must be able to perfectly prepare alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, which includes mixing ingredients to prepare classic and innovative cocktails.
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Successfully completes and follows requirements of all STAR certification and other Sonic Drive-in training programs. Wears required uniform and appropriate personal protective equipment as outlined in the Sonic Drive-In operations manual.
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