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How to Become your Neighborhood's Curby!
Join Our Team and Make a Difference
Are you looking for an opportunity to earn, learn, and contribute to your community? Becoming a Curby might be perfect for you! At Curby's Rollout Services, we're always on the lookout for motivated, responsible individuals who want to take charge of their neighborhood's bin rollout services.
What Does a Curby Do?
As a Curby, your role is straightforward but vital. You will be responsible for:
Rolling out and rolling in trash and recycling bins on collection days.
Ensuring bins are placed correctly and returned to their designated spots.
Being a friendly and reliable point of contact for our customers in your neighborhood.
Why Become a Curby?
Earn While You Learn: Gain valuable work experience and earn money.
Flexible Scheduling: Work around your school or other commitments.
Build Leadership Skills: Develop responsibility, time management, and customer service skills.
Be Part of a Community: Play an important role in your neighborhood and get to know your neighbors.
Who Can Become a Curby?
We're on the lookout for:
Dedicated Students: Middle school, high school, and college students with a positive attitude and a commitment to hard work.
Reliable Young Individuals: Students who understand the value of reliability and are dedicated to providing consistent, top-notch service.
Eager Learners: Young individuals who are keen to learn new skills, grow both personally and professionally, and embrace the responsibility that comes with being a Curby.
How to Get Started:
Fill Out the Application: Provide us with some basic information about yourself and why you want to be a Curby.
Training: If selected, you'll go through a brief training program to equip you with the necessary skills.
Start Rolling: Once trained, you’ll be all set to start providing top-notch service to your neighbors.
Take the First Step Today! Are you ready to roll? Click the link below to start your journey as a Curby. We can't wait to have you on our team!
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