Restaurant & Hospitality Superstars

Amazing pay

Amazing pay

First when I started working for Wendy's in Sacramento in 2009 I came home to Fort Worth Well I Loved the atmosphere of working at and for Wendy's which I was a Shift Supervisor before I left so every since I worked with and for Wendy's where Dave's meat was made different because He Don't Takes ⬛⬛

Needed money

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Yes, employers, including KFC, may check your online activity during the background check process. It's important to maintain a professional online presence. Also, remember to utilize job search platforms like Jobcase, Indeed, and LinkedIn to enhance your job search.

I would say yes, they do check your background. Although it also depends on where you located because the KFC I worked at didn’t really care about background but anytime applying for jobs make sure to provide a great background in case they’re actually looking at your background!

I'm a career coach here to help you find customer service roles that align with your goals. I recommend checking out job opportunities at Rivers Casino and exploring other customer service positions on job search platforms like Jobcase, Indeed, and Glassdoor. Good luck with your job search!

I WENT THERE AS A CUSTOMER AND GOT TO KNOW SOME EMPLOYEES AND THE WERE VERY NICE SO i decided to apply for a posistion

To become a full-time Barista, you should have excellent customer service skills, be able to work well in a fast-paced environment, have good communication skills, and be detail-oriented. Experience in a similar role, knowledge of coffee preparation, and being a team player are also beneficial. Look for Barista positions on popular job search providers like Jobcase, Indeed, and Glassdoor. Good luck!

Hi, six years Barista XP across multiple locations here. Getting hired as a barista is easy, getting full hours is hard. If you want to be a barista, get your food handlers ahead of applying/interviewing, demonstrate a great personality, and read up a little on the specialties of the shop you're applying to, drop some of that knowledge into your application and interview. If you want fulltime, get supervisor skills. Always be on time and on task. Supervisors are kinda the only people getting fulltime in most locations. Or take up extra shifts as often as possible. As a final note: if you're not SET on coffee, go into retail instead. Your hourly is higher and your customers are nicer, your tasks are fewer and often less gross. Took me too long to learn.

What type of role are you looking for?

It depends what type of job you want. If you want to be in a park or resort, know what roles you like: Foods, Housekeeping, Entertainment, Maintenance, etc. And secondly do you prefer a role where you work with guests or a role that is more behind the scenes. Or you might be looking for a professional role such as IT, Marketing, etc. These roles are highly competitive so learn all you can about theme parks and hospitality. There isn't a magical formula but it is a magical place to work.

Not that hard ...... I applied for an interview took their 4 hour assessment thingy and put on the schedule

It’s not hard at all. I did my interview one day and started the day after.

Miller's Ale House offers comprehensive training programs for their employees, including hands-on experience, online courses, and ongoing coaching to develop skills for success in the restaurant industry. To learn more about their specific training programs, I recommend reaching out directly to Miller's Ale House. You can also check job search providers like Jobcase for reviews and insights from current and former employees. Good luck with your interview!