Lauren Shaw

As the nutrition coordinator for the Dudley location of meals on wheels, i served 6 surrounding towns hot meals daily. Also I oversaw six other Tri-Valley meals on wheels kitchens and their meal orders daily. I learned their software very quickly and was a great asset to the company. Unfortunately I had to leave due to an accident with my dogs that left me needing back surgery with a very long recovery. I had no choice but to resign with hopes my coworkers would find someone new to help the program. Feel free to contact my supervisor Barbara for a great reference.

While working for B.T., I would go wherever he needed me. I worked every home game at polar park for the seaosn . I worked several festivals in the food truck. Finally working at the Worcester restaurant, leaving because i was getting married and the hours didn't suit my life anymore.

While employed here i served customers always with a smile at a fast pace. taking orders, serving customers always in a clean stocked work zone. My manager Austin would be happy to be contacted as a reference.

Espresso Pizza was established by my mom and dad in 1965. Growing up working here as a kid, I answered phones, handled food prep and quickly became the backbone of the enterprise.

I took care of everything from license renewals with the city, contact with all vendors, all the bookeeping, and still servicing customers with a smile daily.

My family sold the business January 2020 with the grace of God not knowing Covid 19 was bound.

Dunkin Donuts was my first real job. I grew very quickly with the company to supervisor then assistant manager.

I was responsible for overseeing staff, all inventory, and banking.

I believe this is where i learned service with a smile.