Team Member

Slim Chickens is one of the strongest and most successful brands emerging in the US and we are entering the Arizona market. What does that mean for you? The opportunity to be part of something new and exciting with room for advancement!

We are seeking dynamic, passionate team members. At AZ Slims our mission is simple: we aim to serve high quality chicken, provide an engaging, customer-focused dining experience and to inspire the personal and professional growth of our employees. We are a family-owned business, with family values at our core.

A Team Member will train in various positions in Front of House and Back of House and have the ability to fill in at any position. After training, your manager will place you in a more defined position that best suits your skills and abilities as well as the needs of the restaurant.

Various positions within Front of House and Back of House are cashier/runner, drive-thru, and expo (expeditor).

Requirements

High energy with a strong work ethic
Personable with a natural smile
Outgoing
Guest focused
Positive and friendly phone presence
Ability to handle pressure during peak times (lunch and dinner)
Willingness to learn new technologies and procedures
Ability to follow instructions
Availability to work in other areas of the restaurant as needed
Well-groomed, professional appearance
Positive Attitude and self-disciplined
Professional demeanor at all times

Restaurant Type:

Quick service & fast-food restaurant

Shift:

Day shift
Evening shift

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Slim Chickens, a leading fast casual franchise which features dine-in and drive-through in the “better-chicken” segment, opened in 2003 in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Offering high-quality food with a focus on fresh, delicious ingredients, the brand prides itself on its southern flair and commitment to hospitality, all in a fast-casual setting. Food is cooked to order, and the differentiated menu features chicken tenders, fresh salads, sandwiches, chicken and waffles, chicken wings and unique side items, alongside 17 house-made dipping sauces.

Combine that passion for tasty food with Barnett Management's decades of experience and you've got a recipe for success. At Barnett Management, we like to say that we're first and foremost in the business of people, because we know that it's people who make the difference.

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