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About Dairy Queen®

The American Dairy Queen Corporation, a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, Inc. has been serving treats and food since 1940. A ten cent sale of a then unnamed frozen treat product grew into an "all you can eat" trial sale, and within two hours more than 1,600 servings were dished out. From that day on, a star was born. Dairy Queen grew from fewer than 10 stores in December 1941 to more than 6,000 restaurants today between the United States, Canada, and 18 other countries.

Types of jobs you could find at Dairy Queen®

Chill Staff-

The Chill Staff is responsible for creating, assembling, and presenting completed treat orders for customers, according to restaurant, health, and safety standards. The ability to move quickly while reading and following instructions is required. Chill Staff also cleans, stocks, and maintains all customer services areas.

Cook, Counter, and Ice Cream Prep

Must be able to listen carefully to customer orders. The ability to move quickly while reading and following instructions is required. All food and treat orders must be prepared according to restaurant, health, and safety standards. Food and treats must be prepared accurately, according to customer orders. All food and treats should be passed out promptly to the proper customers. A strong cash counting and handling ability is also required.

Ice Cream Prep

Must be able to listen carefully to customer orders and prepare treats rapidly, keeping up with the current pace of restaurant business. All treats must be prepared accurately, according to customer orders and restaurant, health and safety standards. You must also be able to move quickly while reading and following simple directions. Some money counting and handling may also be required.

Why People Recommend Working at Dairy Queen®

Working at Dairy Queen allows you to have fun, while serving great food.
It is a fun and great experience working with ice cream and seeing smiles on customers' faces, as they receive their treats.
The scheduling at Dairy Queen is flexible enough to work while having another job or just being a student.