Server 11a-7p $18+ (Full Time)

As a Server at Arrow Senior Living, you play an essential role in enhancing residents' dining experiences. You'll greet residents warmly, ensure proper table settings, assist in meal prep, and keep the dining area clean. Your interactions will foster a friendly environment that makes residents feel at home.

The Server position at Arrow Senior Living has a shift schedule from 11 AM to 7 PM. This full-time role allows you to work evenings and enjoy your mornings while providing excellent service to our residents.

Servers at Arrow Senior Living start with a competitive wage of $18 per hour. Additionally, Arrow offers opportunities for advancements, meaning your salary can increase as you grow within the company.

To become a Server at Arrow Senior Living, you need to be at least 16 years old, possess good communication skills, and have a positive, energetic attitude. Being physically active is important, as this job involves standing and moving around to assist residents throughout their meal service.

The benefits include health insurance after 60 days, a matched 401(k) plan, paid time off, tuition reimbursement, and a complimentary meal each shift. Arrow also promotes employee recognition and career growth, making it an ideal place to build a rewarding career.

To apply for the Server position at Arrow Senior Living, you can reach out directly to recruiter Darbrial Rodgers at 440-903-7279 or visit our website for more details about the application process and current openings.

No prior experience is required to apply for the Server position at Arrow Senior Living. We value energy and positivity, and we provide training to help you become a successful member of our team.

When dealing with a difficult resident, it's essential to remain calm and empathetic. Listen to their concerns, validate their feelings, and address their needs promptly. Building rapport is key, so show genuine care and try to find a solution that makes their dining experience enjoyable.

The most important quality is compassion. As a Server, you interact with residents daily, and demonstrating kindness and understanding is vital to creating a warm, welcoming environment that enriches their lives.

Staying organized during busy meal times involves planning and teamwork. I prioritize tasks, communicate effectively with kitchen staff and colleagues, and ensure a smooth flow of service by anticipating the needs of residents while multitasking.

During a high-volume dinner service, my team came together to assist each other, share tasks, and communicate effectively. This collaboration ensured that all residents received their meals promptly and allowed us to manage the dining room smoothly.

If I noticed a resident not eating, I would first approach them with concern and check if they're okay. I would offer to discuss their preferences or dietary needs and communicate with the Wellness team to keep them informed about any changes in their appetite.

If I felt overwhelmed, I would take a deep breath and focus on prioritizing tasks. I would communicate with my team for assistance, delegate responsibilities where possible, and ensure that I remained attentive to residents’ needs to maintain quality service.

I always stay vigilant about hygiene practices, such as washing my hands frequently and using gloves while handling food. I ensure that food is served at the correct temperatures and report any issues to my supervisors immediately.

I want to work as a Server at Arrow Senior Living because I believe in the mission of enriching the lives of seniors. I enjoy creating a positive dining experience and feel that my outgoing personality and desire to help others align perfectly with Arrow's values.

To engage a shy resident, I would approach them with a warm smile and introduce myself. I would ask open-ended questions about their interests or favorite meals, making sure to create a friendly atmosphere and allow them to engage at their own pace.

At my previous job, there was a situation where a guest was unsatisfied with their order. I promptly apologized, offered to replace the meal, and followed up to ensure they were satisfied afterward. My attentiveness turned their experience around, and they left happy.