First day at work :)
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Cargo Master
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First day at work :)
Well today is my first day at work. I have been out of work since summer ended and now Im glad Im back. Im gonna be a cook at Pizza Hut, Im a little nervous because I have no idea how to make the pizzas and I know you have to be fast and Ive seen them during a busy hour. O well, Im sure Ill get it. I leave in a few minutes and work till 8 
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Remind me not to eat at any Pizza Hut's for a few weeks!
Just kidding man. We've all been in that situation. I sure as heck wouldn't have wanted to swim in any pools I cleaned when I first started. It won't be long before you don't even have to put any concious thought into making those pizzas. Good luck and congrats!
Just kidding man. We've all been in that situation. I sure as heck wouldn't have wanted to swim in any pools I cleaned when I first started. It won't be long before you don't even have to put any concious thought into making those pizzas. Good luck and congrats!
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My cousin runs a bunch of huts here in buffalo and around the country and she started there at the pizza maker position. Her name is Jan. Now she gets a new lexes and many many other perks so you never know. 
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<~~~ former pizza hut delivery manager
good luck and never take a manager job, best money is in the delivery end of it
good luck and never take a manager job, best money is in the delivery end of it
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Be courteous and polite as much as possible. If you don't understand your customer, explain to them that you are new. People appreciate the fact and are usually much more patient. Of course, as a cook, I don't know how much exposure to the customers you will actually get, but doesn't every employee take phone orders? (I really don't know). But just remember that customer service is a dying art. Good service will often help overcome imperfect food.
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Thanks for all the advice. So far its not so bad and a few people couldnt even tell it was that I had been working there only a few days (worked last night). I think every employee answers phones but I havent been taught yet how to do that, Iguess one thing at a time. Oh and theres this hot chick who works there too who I made friends with 
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thank you for calling pizza hut, can i take your order ?
oh and dont forget to say the specials
and always ask if they would like some pop/breadsticks
and be nice
listen to them
write the address down correctly
and if they are rude give them the numbr for dominos lol
oh and dont forget to say the specials
and always ask if they would like some pop/breadsticks
and be nice
listen to them
write the address down correctly
and if they are rude give them the numbr for dominos lol
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