Domino s Boss Don Meij Has Used His Own Experience Of Starting Out As A Pizza Delivery Boy To Highlight The Value Of Young People Taking Jobs In Retail

Domino's boss Don Meij has used his own experience of starting out as a pizza delivery boy to highlight the value of young people taking jobs in retail. 
The pizza chain chief executive has spoken out about his humble career beginnings after a Young Labor activist complained about applying for 10 jobs as a shop assistant when she wanted to be a classical singer.
'I actually started as a pizza delivery driver,' he told A Current Affair.
Domino's boss Don Meij has spoken out his humble career beginnings after a Young Labor activist complained about applying for 10 jobs as a shop assistant when she wanted to be a classical singer
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Mr Meij, cara login pkv games - See% domain_as_name%, who in 2017 was Australia's highest-paid CEO with a $37million remuneration package, said retail jobs taught youths how to deal with customers.
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