What does a Food Service Lead Worker do?
A food service worker is responsible for everything that goes into the preparation of a meal. They are responsible for ensuring that every single meal is of the highest quality. A few of the main duties of a food service worker are cleaning the stove top for cooks, adhering to food safety regulations, helping cooks prepare meals, and creating simple dishes such as salad. They also have to help keep the kitchen orderly and clean. Some of the jobs titles that a food service worker could grow into are restaurant manager and cook.
A food service worker does not need any experience but a high school diploma or GED equivalent is preferred. One of the most important skills that a food service worker will have is attention to detail. Another skill is organization as the food service worker will have to be able to help the kitchen run effectively.
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Food Service Lead Worker Insights
Subway“It was good to have as a first job and the hours are flexible. .”
Blue Ribbon Restaurants“One of the best of the big NYC restaurant groups to work for; excellent and very fair management.”
Chick-fil-A“It was a good first job and i learned a lot about a good work ethic”
“No double pay on public holidays which is such a waste because everything else is perfect.”
Greene King“Doing team leader/managerial duties became expected of me because I made the mistake of showing them I was super reliable.”
Subway“the staff is quite friendly and I felt like I enjoyed my time with them.”
Bruster's“It was a great environment and I really had fun working with the people there.”
Ben & Jerry's