I’m one of those people who has trouble deciding what to eat. I know it’s annoying, and I know that it reflects poorly on my character. I’m that friend that nobody likes to have, but I’m working hard to get better. It’s not easy. I don’t have a problem with normal decision making, but when it comes to food I shut down. Luckily there are serviced like GrubHub.com that make my life (and the lives of my friends) easier. They’re an online menu repository for every restaurant that delivers in your area. They started in Chicago, which is where they’re headquartered, and they also serve San Francisco, Boston, Washington DC, New York, and Philadelphia. Not only do they give you all of the information that you need to make an informed ordering decision, but they also let you place your order online so that you can avoid that dreaded phone call to order food. Deciding what to eat has never been so easy—unless, of course, you’re paralyzed by choice.

Grubby Jobs

It’s amazing that ordering food online still isn’t ubiquitous. GrubHub is doing their best to change this, but developing relationships with every restaurant that delivers in an area takes a lot of time. Hopefully one day GrubHub will have the entire country covered, but they have a long way to go before that happens. Now, I’m not an unabashed GrubHub fan. It’s an extremely useful service, but there’s a ton of room for improvement—especially when it comes to restaurant discovery. If you know what you want, ordering is easy, but if you’re like me and can’t decide, it’s tough to get a good view of all of the dining options. I think that CampusFood.com (they don’t appear to be hiring anyone) does a better job in terms of usability while offering a nearly identical service. Maybe GrubHub should focus on helping me find a meal instead of asking me to share their site with friends as soon as I land on their home page.

Now that my complaints are out of the way (hopefully someone from GrubHub is reading), lets take a look at GrubHub’s jobs. They’re a small company with only about 30 employees, but they do appear to be growing. Right now they’re looking for an Advertising Sales Executive in New York City. It’s a job that will require a lot of cold calling, but it offers the opportunity to play a big part in moving GrubHub forward as a business. It’s the only job posted, but you can always try reaching out to GrubHub to see if they have anything else available in Chicago or one of the other cities in which they operate. To apply for the Advertising Sales Executive position, send an e-mail to sales@grubhub.com with your resume and cover letter.

Links to Help You Begin Your Research

• GrubHub.com
• Jobs at GrubHub
• About GrubHub
• GrubHub’s Blog
• GrubHub in the News

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We've identified GrubHub.com as having career opportunities in the following categories:

• account management
• advertising
• all employers
• food
• Illinois
• New York
• sales

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2 responses to “GrubHub.com”

1. Amy Le says:

   July 23, 2009 at 9:30 am

   Thanks for the feed back. We really do like hearing from people about what doesn’t work for our Web site. We look to user feed back when we come up with site redesign plans. Just an FYI, aside from our sales opening in NYC, GrubHub’s also hiring for a Part-Time Service Representative Position (North Ave & Clybourn Ave) http://tinyurl.com/mxfroy.

   We’ll be opening up a position soon for a User Interface Designer as well. Thanks for featuring us in your blog post!

   Amy Le
   GrubHub.com Community Manager

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2. Willy Franzen says:

   July 24, 2009 at 5:41 pm

   Thanks for the insanely quick comment! Keep us updated on any other jobs that you have.

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