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Pizza delivery job’s wheely appealing for Levi

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Q&A with Levi Johns, e-bike delivery rider, Domino’s Pizza

WHY DID THIS JOB APPEAL TO YOU?

The offer came up to work here and I decided it seemed like a pretty cool job. It allowed me to be a lot more flexible with my hours than my previous job. I worked in a small business pizza shop in a previous job so had knowledge of the hospitalit­y side of the business but, in terms of delivering, it was a bit foreign, but it made sense.

It’s more appealing (than working in a kitchen or at a checkout) because I was able to be outside and stay active rather than standing on my feet all day.

HOW FLEXIBLE IS IT?

I work part-time and do 30–35 hours most weeks, although last week I did literally one shift because I had to go somewhere. I wanted the flexibilit­y to allow me time to train as a profession­al cyclist. I've been doing this for about eight or nine months.

WHERE TO NEXT?

At this stage, I am not looking to progress to a different part of the company but rather keep doing what I am doing now. It’s a job I may not hang around for if I start getting successful in the career I want (profession­al cycling) but it’s great for now as I have a good job and a good boss.

WHY SHOULD OTHER PEOPLE TRY YOUR JOB?

It’s definitely a fun job. It’s not just monotonous­ly doing the same thing all the time.

You are doing deliveries but also you learn to serve customers and take orders and learn to handle cash and think quickly – all things that come in handy in the hospitalit­y business.

 ?? Photo: Contribute­d ?? PUSHING AHEAD: Levi Johns, a pizza delivery rider for Domino’s Pizza in Cronulla, enjoys the flexibilit­y of his job.
Photo: Contribute­d PUSHING AHEAD: Levi Johns, a pizza delivery rider for Domino’s Pizza in Cronulla, enjoys the flexibilit­y of his job.

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