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You don't need to be a singer.
And you definitely don't need to be a professional entertainer. But you DO need to be willing to participate. If the room needs energy, you're willing to dance first. If it's time for karaoke, you'll grab the mic. If we're playing a game, you're not standing in the corner watching—you help get the crowd involved. Here's the catch: While everyone else is partying, you're still paying attention. You know what time it is. You know where guests should be in the candle-making process. You know when it's time to turn the music down and give the next instruction. And you know when it's time to move the party along. We're looking for the perfect balance:
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ReWax and UnWine
Party Host
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A Host or Hostess greets customers when they arrive at a restaurant. Manages reservations, seats customers, and helps wait staff as needed with attending to customer requests and service.
$25,681 / year median in Texas
+14% projected growth
Job Description
EXPERIENCE HOST
ReWax and UnWine $14/hour | Part-Time | Evenings + Weekends Can you bring the party AND keep it on schedule? At ReWax and UnWine, we're not the quiet candle-making class. We dance. We sing. We sip. We play games. We laugh. We make candles. And sometimes, we grab the mic and turn a room full of strangers into one big party. As an Experience Host, you're the person who helps make that happen. You don't need to know how to dance.You don't need to be a singer.
And you definitely don't need to be a professional entertainer. But you DO need to be willing to participate. If the room needs energy, you're willing to dance first. If it's time for karaoke, you'll grab the mic. If we're playing a game, you're not standing in the corner watching—you help get the crowd involved. Here's the catch: While everyone else is partying, you're still paying attention. You know what time it is. You know where guests should be in the candle-making process. You know when it's time to turn the music down and give the next instruction. And you know when it's time to move the party along. We're looking for the perfect balance: