It’s the part-time job generations have been waiting for, and no special qualifications are required — working in a pizza restaurant for just one hour for a juicy 31,000 dollars.
That’s the job offer Domino’s Pizza Japan Inc. has placed on its website as it celebrates its 25th anniversary in the country.
Read more: Domino’s Pizza offers 31,000 dollars for one hour’s work
Just four months after a desperate Domino’s (DPZ) tossed its much-mocked pizza recipe out the window and rolled out a spicy new one, the chain reported on Tuesday what CEO J. Patrick Doyle calls a “historic” leap in sales at locations open at least one year.
Read more here: New pizza recipe did wonders for Domino’s sales
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Revamped pizza and a frank advertising campaign helped Domino’s Pizza Inc. more than double its fourth-quarter profit as curious customers tried out its new recipe, the delivery chain said Tuesday.
Executives have said that the chain decided to start overhauling its recipes more than 18 months ago after mounting criticism from focus groups and on social media sites.
And it boldly admitted in a series of documentary-style spots that under its old recipe, customers complained its crust tasted like cardboard and its sauce was reminiscent of ketchup.
Read more: Domino’s Pizza Q4 profit more than double as consumers try new recipes
