Mariam Noori

• Prepare food and drinks: Follow recipes, standards, and food safety guidelines to prepare food and drinks.
• Take orders: Use a POS system to take orders at the front counter.
• Serve customers: Prepare and package orders, and serve them with enthusiasm.
• Maintain cleanliness: Clean cooking and prep areas, equipment, and guest areas.
• Stock items: Stock items like cups and lids at your workstation.
• Communicate: Communicate with customers and coworkers, and report staff absences and tardiness to management.
• Maintain housekeeping: Dust, sweep, mop, and replace burnt light bulbs.
• Be aware of theft: Be aware of shoplifting and enforce policies to control internal shrink.

Baskin Robbins

• Take and fill customer orders.
• Maintaining a clean work environment
• Keep inventory stocked
• Cash Handling
• Creating a fun and welcoming environment for guests
• Engaging with guests to make them feel welcomed.

• Greeting patients, preparing them for procedures, and ensuring they are comfortable.
• Assisting the dentist with the procedures such as cleaning, fillings, crowns, and extraction.
• Sterilizing dental instruments and equipment, and keeping the treatment room clean.
• Scheduling: Scheduling appointments and managing patient arrivals.
• Answering patient questions and concerns, and collaborating with other staff.
• Working with patients on billing and payment, and processing invoices.
• Answering phone calls and email, and taking messages.
• Preparing the treatment room for patients by following prescribed procedures and protocols.