HONOLULU (HI Now) - Keeping local talent home requires active community support and real-life career opportunities.
Domino’s Hawaii owner Mike Rampell understands this mission personally, having started as a nineteen-year-old pizza maker working to put himself through college. Today, his franchise actively partners with the University of Hawaii athletics and student-run productions to give local students the hands-on experience they need to build successful careers at home.
The franchise teaches team members foundational skills that support long-term upward mobility, whether they pursue management development or launch their own local enterprises.
Domino’s Hawaii consistently hires for part-time and entry-level positions, providing flexible schedules that allow students to balance schoolwork while earning quick money.
Over the years, this local training ground has helped launch several independent business owners in the community.
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To help local residents beat rising food costs, the franchise is introducing a brand-new lunch option designed to keep meals affordable. The Domino is a personal Detroit style pan pizza paired with a Coke or Coke Zero for $9, offering a yummy and budget-friendly meal.
Customers who download the brand-new app can also participate as beta testers and receive a five-dollar reward toward their next order.
To learn more about career paths or to place an order, download the Domino’s app or visit their website. You can find more details and menu options by visiting dominos.com.
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