Carb lovers rejoice because Domino's Australia has just announced that it is hiring a Chief Garlic Bread Taste Tester. Though this dream job sounds too good to be true, the LinkedIn posting for the position reveals just how real this opportunity is.
Just as the name implies the Chief Garlic Bread Taste Tester would spend their time taste-testing different garlic bread products and providing feedback about each. In terms of qualifications, the job position suggests that company is looking for someone who "never met a carb they didn’t like" and "has burned their fingers at least once not being able to wait for the garlic bread to cool down." Of course, the catch is that this is not a full-time position, but rather, it involves one seven-and-a-half-hour day.
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Why This Trend Is Growing
- Food Taste Testing
- Companies can hire dedicated taste testers to ensure that their food products meet customer standards.
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Industries Being Reshaped
- Food and Beverage
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