Daily Worker - Food & Beverage Service
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- Posted 5 days ago · via KitaLulus
Deliver exceptional food and beverage service to guests
Provide outstanding food and beverage service to guests in a restaurant setting. Work in shifts and collaborate with a team to ensure a positive dining experience. Minimum education requirement is D3/D4.
Why This Role?
Work in a dynamic restaurant environment with a focus on guest satisfaction
Key Responsibilities
- Provide excellent food and beverage service to guests
- Collaborate with the team to ensure smooth operations
- Maintain a professional and attractive appearance
Requirements
- Minimum D3/D4 education
- Good communication and service skills
- Ability to work in shifts
- Previous experience in Food & Beverage Service is a plus
Required Skills
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Pendidikan minimal SMA/SMK atau sederajat Memiliki pengalaman di bidang Food & Beverage Service menjadi nilai tambah Memiliki kemampuan komunikasi dan pelayanan yang baik Berpenampilan rapi dan menarik Mampu bekerja sama dengan tim Bersedia bekerja dengan sistem shift Tipe pekerjaan: Freelance.…
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