Taco Bell Team Member Full Time (Woolwich)

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**About the Job**: Reporting to the Restaurant General Manager (RGM), the Team Member feeds customers with great tasting food and provide great service, so our customers keep coming back! The Team Member is a representation of the brand in everything they do. **The Day-to-Day**: **Service Champion - Front counter / Experience Leader** - Greet Customers in the Restaurant - Take Orders - Handle Payment and thank Customers - Maintain a clean, safe working and dining environment - Be knowledgeable about Menu Items and Promotions **Product Champion - On the Line** - Assemble food orders and check to make sure orders are correct (no experience required) - Package products - Maintain a clean, safe work environment **Minimum Requirements** **Is This You?** - Dynamic, energetic, and positive leader, a self-starter, proactively driven to get things done - Customer-first mindset - Strong interpersonal skills - Team player and willingness to learn mindset **Why Taco Bell?** We truly believe that where you work matters, and we know a thing or two about what makes employees happy. Join us on our mission of feeding people’s lives with más! **Job Types**: Full-time, Permanent Pay: £11.44 per hour **Benefits**: - Discounted or free food Schedule: - Day shift - Night shift **Experience**: - customer Service: 1 year (preferred) - food preparation & handling: 1 year (preferred) Work Location: In person Reference ID: wool22

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