Customer Service Rep(05580) - 1712 US 401 South

Domino's Franchise•Laurinburg, NC

About The Position

Domino’s Customer Service Representative role combines customer service with food preparation in a fast-paced team environment. Representatives contribute to the company’s Heightened Time Awareness standards: answering every phone within two rings, getting orders into the oven in less than three minutes, and sending delivery orders out within fifteen minutes. The role includes serving phone-in and carryout customers in a friendly, professional manner and helping meet these time goals as part of the team. Domino’s provides online courses and hands-on training covering its products and equipment, including the Domino’s Pulse point-of-sale order system. Training prepares representatives to perform customer service and pizza-making duties. A separate training program is available for employees interested in becoming managers.

Requirements

  • Positive, friendly attitude.
  • Exceptional customer service skills.
  • Ability to communicate with customers in a friendly and professional manner.
  • Must complete pre-employment screening, including a HireRight background check, a National Crime and Sex Offender Background Check, and basic urinalysis drug testing.
  • Wear black pants, shorts, skirts, or capris; denim, corduroy, stretch, yoga, and sweatpants materials are not permitted.

Responsibilities

  • Provide friendly and professional service to phone-in and carryout customers.
  • Contribute to Heightened Time Awareness standards by answering phones promptly and helping orders move through preparation and delivery efficiently.
  • Learn and use Domino’s products and equipment, including the Domino’s Pulse point-of-sale order system.
  • Demonstrate and model Domino’s Perfect Image standards at all times.
  • Prepare pizza and contribute to team operations.

Benefits

  • Online courses and hands-on training are provided.
  • Uniform shirts and hats are provided.
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