Jacob Fowler

A pinchaser is the person you would see at a bowling alley running the front counter, however that is not the only job a pinchaser possesses. A pinchaser is also someone who fixes the lane machines, sets pins, runs league, serves food and drinks, all while having good customer service. This is a very important role to play for a bowling center, and makes running the bowling center easier for the owners.

As a cashier I had to take orders, fill drinks, and cash out customers. I had to make sure all the orders were correct before I handed them out, and make sure the customers experience was fast and pleasant. While the drive thru wasn't busy, I had to clean and restock products.

When someone orders groceries online, the goal is for them is to not have to actually grab the groceries. Working aisles online, we shopped, bagged, and loaded all of the customers groceries, making the job for the customer simple and easy. We loaded the groceries into the customers cars, and addressed any inconvenience that may have occurred.

As an employee of RuffHouse (trampoline park), I worked at the front counter supplying socks, renting scooters, giving out wristbands, and organizing birthday parties. If there was no service needed at the front counter, I would run the snack bar serving drinks, snacks, and making food. I would also ensure safety for the customers jumping on the trampolines.

As a cashier I had to take orders, cash out customers, and fill drinks. I also had to make sure that the order is correct before handing it out, and making sure every customer received the best service. When the drive thru wasn't busy, I did a lot of cleaning.