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MoreI’m the cornerstone of the entire team. I do everything - from preparing food to serving customers. I make sure that customers leave satisfied.
What is needed for this position?
You don’t need previous experience, all you need is a desire to work, responsibility and reliability.
At McCafé I take care of the relaxed atmosphere and operations. I specialize in preparing coffee and other drinks. But most of all I serve desserts to customers and spread smiles.
What is needed for this position?
You just have to learn it as a new skill and most importantly like coffee.
I provide an overview of product preparation and sales, so I help new colleagues get up to speed. I also participate in evaluations and support the manager in daily operations.
What is needed for this position?
You need to be able to communicate naturally with people and have the ability to anticipate. The rest is about training and mastering different tasks.
My job is to make everyone feel good here. I am among customers, smiling, helping, advising. I want everyone to leave with a good feeling and a smile.
What is needed for this position?
It’s necessary to graduate from the GELY school - training for customer care leaders. The main thing is to be natural, the ability to communicate, and pay attention to what’s happening around you.
- Shift leader:
“I am in charge of the entire shift, ensuring the quality of services and coordinating the team. Everything has to run like clockwork.” - Area manager:
“In addition to managing the shift, I am also in charge of a specific part of the restaurant. I develop people and help manage operations.” - Restaurant manager:
“I am responsible for the entire restaurant. I handle numbers, results and daily operations. I have to look after more than 50 employees.” - Supervisor:
“I have multiple restaurants under my thumb. I consult with managers on how to improve operations so that their results go up.”
Training
There are a lot of us, but we make hamburgers the same way all around the world. You ask: how can this be?
This is because we have a perfect system for introductory training. This means that here you can start young or even old, or also without any experience.
At the start everybody undergoes Introductory Training. Its length differs depending on the type of employment relationship and comprises virtual reality lessons and personal training from an experienced trainer. Other shift colleagues, including the restaurant manager, will help.
Working Hours
- You can plan shifts in a restaurant or remotely over the website.
- Students plan shifts in accordance with their school timetable, parents can have free afternoons and we offer work also on part-time contracts.
- There is no universal rule for planning shifts, if a person is interested in working, we always want to come to an agreement with them.
Benefits:
Full of Discounts
performance bonuses
to catering
during shift
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What do we do when we aren’t cooking?
We talk
in all situations
We won’t lie, we all have better and worse days. And situations that we can’t influence happen occasionally. At McD’s there is a great group that will bring a smile to your lips even on tougher days.
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Do you know Ronald McDonald? And do you know that an Endowment Fund is named after him and has been helping families in the Czech Republic since 2002? And not only Ronald, we all try to get involved.
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